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Public Works announces road-stabilization contract and quarry work starting
Summary
Public Works reported Envirotech was awarded the Small Works Road Stabilization Project at $235/ton (total bid $71,910 before tax), is testing alternative stabilizers (Perma-Zyme), and expects Gordon Quarry crushing to begin this week with Seubert Excavators, Inc.
Public Works Director Mark Storey reported March 2 that Envirotech won the Small Works Road Stabilization Project at $235.00 per ton for a total bid of $71,910.00 (before tax). Staff will test alternatives such as Perma-Zyme, which could be applied every two years rather than annually; soil samples have been sent to test compatibility and Country Club Road is being considered for the trial.
Public Works Engineer Dean Cornelison added that the Gordon Quarry crushing project is scheduled to start this week and is expected to be completed by the end of the month by Seubert Excavators, Inc. The minutes record the bids and testing plans but do not include final procurement files or testing results; follow-up testing and contract administration will proceed through Public Works.
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