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County approves pavement-rejuvenation contract to extend asphalt life
Summary
Lancaster County approved a 2026 pavement-rejuvenation contract with Proceal Incorporated intended to preserve asphalt surfaces across county roads; the meeting transcript lists a not-to-exceed amount that is garbled and should be verified in official contract records.
The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners approved a pavement-rejuvenation contract with Proceal Incorporated as part of the county's ongoing asphalt-preservation program.
County Engineer Pam Dingman explained the program's intent: rejuvenation "is kind of like lotion on your skin" to restore oils and extend pavement life, which is distinct from patching potholes. Commissioners moved and voted to approve the contract; the transcript records a not-to-exceed cost but the amount is garbled in the record and should be confirmed in county contract files.
Dingman said the county has discussed the maintenance program multiple times and emphasized that rejuvenation preserves pavement life at a lower lifecycle cost than frequent patching. The approval authorizes county staff to finalize and execute the contract under the county purchasing rules.
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