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Colton awards $98,348.80 slurry‑seal contract to ASTECH

City of Colton City Council · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The City of Colton awarded the 2026 slurry‑seal contract to Asphalt Surfacing Technologies Corporation (ASTECH) after Banner Associates reported the low bid of $98,348.80; council voted unanimously to approve the award at its March 9 meeting.

The Colton City Council on March 9 approved awarding the 2026 slurry‑seal project to Asphalt Surfacing Technologies Corporation for $98,348.80, a unit price of $3.80 per square yard.

Banner Associates engineer Weston Blasius told the council the project was bid February 19 and that ASTECH submitted the low bid for Colton’s scope. "The bid for the City of Colton's scope of work is $98,348.80," Blasius wrote in an award recommendation included in council materials. Councilor Matt Wochnick moved to accept the bid; Councilor Larry Vande Voort seconded and the motion passed on a unanimous roll call vote.

The project materials and bid summary submitted by Banner Associates note the contract will be paid from the city's pavement maintenance budget; Banner's packet lists prior unit prices for comparison and a history of the contractor's past performance. The contract documents in the meeting packet also include a Notice of Award with conditions for contract execution and submission of bonds and insurance. Construction timing and coordination with the city will follow standard contract closeout and scheduling processes.

What happens next: Banner will complete the procedural closeout steps and provide final contract documents for signatures so ASTECH may schedule work under the contract. The council record shows no conditions or objections to the award at the March 9 meeting.