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Byron engineer: bids received for 2026 streets program; no recommendation until June
Summary
City engineer reported bids arrived for sewer lining and slurry-seal work but made no recommendation at the May 6 meeting; the main-street project still needs to be advertised for bids and all three packages will be reviewed together in June.
Engineer Jason Stoll told the committee that bids for the sewer-lining project and the slurry-seal portion of the 2026 Streets Program arrived that day and that he had reviewed the submissions but was not ready to make a recommendation at this meeting. Stoll said the main-street portion remains to be advertised for bid and that staff will bring all three bid packages to the committee in June for consolidated review.
Alderman Todd Isaacs and Stoll discussed estimated project costs and engineering-contract charges. Public Works Director Aaron Vincer noted the sewer-lining work is expected to reduce river infiltration into the sewer system, which the city anticipates will save electricity and reduce wear on pumping equipment; no numerical savings estimate was provided during the meeting.
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