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Union County approves $8,700 geotechnical study for Spiva Cove Bridge replacement
Summary
Union County accepted an agreement with GeoHydro Engineers for subsurface exploration and geotechnical engineering ahead of a Spiva Cove Bridge replacement. The study cost is not to exceed $8,700 and will inform ground‑stability decisions for future construction.
Commissioner Harold Collins accepted an agreement with GeoHydro Engineers for subsurface exploration and geotechnical engineering related to replacing Spiva Cove Bridge. The contract amount is listed as not to exceed $8,700, and the work is described as an early-phase engineering activity to determine subsurface conditions and ground stability at the planned construction site.
County officials said the work will help engineers know "what is under the ground where construction will be taking place" before bridge design and construction proceed. The minutes do not record a bid process, timeline for the full bridge replacement, or funding source for the geotechnical contract.
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