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Henderson County awards SS4A sign and road widening contracts after $4.2M grant
Summary
After receiving a $4.2 million Safe Streets and Roads for All grant, the county awarded the sign and lidar contract to Bacon Workman Farmer Engineering & Testing, Inc. for $195,249 and the road widening contract to Palmer Engineering; county cost share is $24,000.
County Engineer Nick Stallings told Fiscal Court that Henderson County's SS4A (Safe Streets and Roads for All) application was awarded for $4.2 million to support signage and road widening projects. The county's required cost share was reported as $24,000, with federal funds covering $3.3 million and the state providing an $805,000 match.
The county advertised bids and awarded the sign and lidar contract to Bacon Workman Farmer Engineering & Testing, Inc. for $195,249 with a six‑month completion window from the start date. For the road widening component, the county awarded the contract to Palmer Engineering. County Attorney Steve Gold confirmed both contracts were approved as to form and legality; the court authorized Judge/Executive Schneider to sign the contracts by voice vote.
