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Council awards $112,932 parkway-restoration contract tied to water-main work
Summary
Lanark awarded O’Brien Civil Works the parkway restoration contract for $112,932 after Fehr Graham presented bids; city plans pre-construction photos and resident communications about watering responsibilities.
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The Lanark City Council awarded the parkway restoration contract for the water-main project to O’Brien Civil Works of Mount Morris for $112,932, after Fehr Graham representative Darin Stykel reviewed two bids. The second bid, from Fisher Excavating, totaled $185,746; council members noted bids exceeded initial estimates because the restoration scope expanded.
Council emphasized documenting existing property conditions with photographs before restoration and communicating watering responsibilities to residents. Alderperson Brad Knutti moved to award the contract; the motion passed unanimously. Staff said O’Brien could potentially begin work by the end of the week or early the following week after contract execution.
