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Select Board accepts Hunter Excavating bid for Goodleville Road culvert project
Summary
The Jamaica Select Board accepted the low bid from Hunter Excavating ($239,815) to replace undersized culverts on Goodleville Road with a 6-by-14-foot box structure; the award followed a public bid review and a voice vote.
The Jamaica Select Board voted to accept Hunter Excavating’s low bid of $239,815 to replace the undersized Goodleville Road culverts with a larger 6-by-14-foot box structure.
Greg, who led the bid review, listed five bids and said all bidders met insurance and qualification requirements; he told the board the companies submitted comparable proposals and identified Hunter Excavating as the lowest responsible bidder. "AS Clark was $245,840...Their bid was 241,500...And the price here is 239,815," Greg said while reading the bids and then moved to accept Hunter's bid as the low bidder.
Board members discussed construction timelines and coordination with precasters and permitting. The board voted by voice to authorize awarding the contract to Hunter Excavating so the town can advance shop drawings and begin design coordination.
The board noted the project will be partially covered by the BTRANS grant, with remaining costs included in the town budget; implementation logistics (construction season schedule and traffic coordination) will be arranged through the town administrator and highway crew.
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