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Board accepts low bid for 2026 Sedgwick County crack-sealing program
Summary
The Board of Bids and Contracts approved a $625,876.12 contract with JD Petrick Inc. (doing business as Northwest Asphalt and Maintenance) to crack-seal about 69.4 miles of Sedgwick County roads as part of the county's 2026 pavement preservation work, below the engineer's estimate of $972,068.80.
The Board of Bids and Contracts voted to accept the low bid from JD Petrick Incorporated, doing business as Northwest Asphalt and Maintenance, for $625,876.12 to perform the 2026 crack-sealing program on approximately 69.4 miles of Sedgwick County roadway. Joe Thomas, speaking on behalf of Public Works, said the work "consists of routing out and filling cracks in the road surface with a sealing compound on approximately 69.4 miles of roadway in Sedgwick County."
Thomas noted the county uses crack sealing annually to extend pavement life; he also read an engineer's estimate of $972,068.80, which the accepted bid fell well below. A board member moved to accept the low bid, the motion was seconded, and the clerk called a vote with four "aye" votes recorded, approving the contract. The vendor was described as a new contractor to the county and prequalified through KDOT for similar work in the area.
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