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Sublette County approves $4.73 million chip-seal program, drops Pinedale alternate
Summary
After engineering recommended adjustments, commissioners removed a $251,284 alternate with the Town of Pinedale and approved a $4,728,385 county chip-seal contract; both motions passed 5-0.
The Sublette County Board approved major pavement work June 16, voting 5-0 to remove an alternate bid partnering with the Town of Pinedale worth $251,284 and then to proceed with the county chip-seal contract valued at $4,728,385.
Aaron Seehafer of Rio Verde Engineering presented the recommended change to the county chip seal project. Commissioner Bradley moved to remove the Town of Pinedale alternate bid for $251,284; Commissioner Stephens seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Commissioner Bradley then moved to approve the county-wide chip seal contract totaling $4,728,385; that motion was seconded by Commissioner Stephens and carried 5-0.
The county will proceed under the revised scope outlined in the engineering recommendation. The transcript did not specify the contractor awarded the chip-seal work or the project schedule.
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