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Adams County approves road project contracts, including $130,105.75 pavement-marking award

Adams County Board of Supervisors · July 27, 2026
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Summary

The Adams County Board of Supervisors approved multiple road contracts July 27, including signing for Project L-LBRUNI17--7302 (Union 17) and awarding a pavement-marking contract to Quality Striping for $130,105.75; staff also reported a CHBP grant submission and ongoing concrete and pipe work.

The Adams County Board of Supervisors on July 27 approved several road-related contracts and heard a Secondary Roads update on planned repairs and grant activity. Supervisor Scott Akin moved to approve signing the contract for Project Number L-LBRUNI17--7302 (Union 17) and title sheets for Carl 15 and 16; Supervisor Leland Shipley seconded the motion and all supervisors voted aye.

Secondary Roads staff reported that a CHBP grant has been submitted and that crews have hired Denco and Ten Point Construction for concrete patching at five locations, engaged Snap-Tite Pipe at three locations and plan pressurized grouting and road-tube installation along 120th Street. The update noted shoulder grading to improve roadside drainage.

Supervisor Leland Shipley moved to award the pavement-marking contract to Quality Striping for $130,105.75; Supervisor Tony Hardisty seconded and the board voted unanimously to approve the award. The motion records the contract amount and the unanimous vote by the five supervisors: Chairperson Chris Standley, Leland Shipley, Scott Akin, Bobbi Maynes and Tony Hardisty.

The board’s actions follow staff recommendations to address multiple localized roadway repairs and to pursue grant funding that would offset capital costs. No additional funding sources or project timelines were specified in the minutes.