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Select Board awards Little Pond and Spring Hill culvert projects to Sanderson Trucking
Summary
The board accepted Sanderson Trucking & Excavation's low bids for Little Pond culvert replacement ($59,000) and Spring Hill culvert replacement ($68,500) and authorized the town administrator to execute documents to hire the contractor.
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The Londonderry Select Board voted to award two road‑maintenance contracts to Sanderson Trucking & Excavation: an estimated $59,000 contract for Little Pond culvert replacement and an estimated $68,500 contract for Spring Hill culvert replacement.
A select board member moved to accept Sanderson's bids and to authorize the town administrator to execute any necessary paperwork; the motions were seconded and approved by voice vote. Board members noted the range of bids from multiple contractors and cited local experience with the Sanderson crew as part of the decision.
The board directed the town administrator to finalize contract documents and return executed copies for the record. No dissenting votes were recorded during the public voice votes.
"I move to accept the bid from Sanderson Trucking and Excavation to provide services related to Little Pond Culvert Replacement estimated to cost $59,000," said the board member who made the motion. The same board member later moved to accept Sanderson's $68,500 bid for Spring Hill culvert replacement and authorized contract execution.
The projects are expected to proceed under standard municipal procurement and contracting procedures; the town will post contract documents once finalized.
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