The Bremen Town Council members opened bids Monday night for utility work to be done prior to the street reconstruction this summer.
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Bremen Town Council Members to Seek Bids Soon for Ambulance Service
The Bremen Town Council members will need to bid out ambulance service for the start of the new year.
Continue readingMarshall County Commissioners to Open Bids for Community Crossings Projects on May 20
Packets for the Community Crossings projects in Marshall County will be available to pick up soon for the bidding process.
Continue readingCulver Town Council Opens Bids for Street Projects
The Culver Town Council members opened bids last week for the proposed street projects this year.
Town Manager Jonathan Leist said 12 different segments were bid. Bids were received from Phend and Brown at about $463,237, Rieth Riley around $479,600 and E&B Paving at $296,756.
School Street, Slate Street, and Madison are the main roads that will receive updates.
The town council voted to take the bids under advisement and award one at the next meeting on April 9. Leist and Utility Superintendent Bob Porter will review the bids and come back with a recommendation.
Plymouth Board of Works Selects Walsh & Kelly for Spring Street and Sidewalk Projects
The Plymouth Board of Works has chosen a contractor for this year’s spring street and sidewalk projects.
Walsh & Kelly was awarded the bid during Monday’s meeting, according to Clerk-Treasurer Jeanine Xaver. The company submitted the lowest of five bids, at just under $636,000.
Continue readingCity of Plymouth to Submit Community Crossing Grant Application
Bids for the 2019 street and sidewalk projects were opened by Plymouth City Attorney Sean Surrisi during the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety meeting on Monday.
Continue readingBids for West Lake Avenue Water Main Extension Project Considered at Plymouth BOW Meeting
Project bids for extension work needed on a West Lake Avenue water main were considered during the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety meeting on Monday. Plymouth Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson mentioned that the original engineer’s estimate for the project was about $187,450.
He also explained what the project will entail, “It’s an 8-inch water main that will go from where the Montgomery Apartments are, across from the hospital, and it will go around the corner and it will serve the Autumn Trace Assisted Living Facility and will dead-end at their west driveway.” Continue reading
Culver Town Council Approves bid for Sand Hill Farms Utilities
The Culver Town Council members took action Tuesday night to move the Sand Hill Farms construction a little further along the process.
Last week, bids were opened for the utilities portion of the project and Midwestern Engineers had the opportunity to review the three bids submitted for the workforce housing development project at 540 W. Jefferson Street. The utilities portion includes the installation of water and sewer lines, a pump station, manhole, a road into the subdivision, curbs and sidewalks, and grading and seeding. The engineers estimate for the project was around $700,000.
Bourbon Town Council Approves Bid for Community Crossings Projects
The certified bid tabulation for Bourbon’s Community Crossings Grant was presented at last Tuesday’s town council meeting.
Joshua Padgett from the architecture and engineering firm Jones, Petrie, Rafinksi presented four bids to council members. The bids came from the companies Phend & Brown Inc, E&B Paving, Rieth-Riley Construction and Niblock Excavating. Continue reading
Culver Town Council Opens Bids for Equipment, Ambulance
The Culver Town Council members opened bids for surplus equipment at the street department and the ambulance during their meeting last week.
The highest bids were approved which included $2,900 for a 1999 leaf vac machine, $2,500 for the 1964 grader, $150 for the 1993 Patchman trailer, $1,500 for the 2000 Ford F-150, and $1,500 a 2000 Leeboy 300 roller. Utility Superintendent Bob Porter was pleased with the bids as they came in higher than he expected.
Culver Superintendent Shares Plans to Tackle Jr/Sr High Cafeteria Project
When the Culver Community School Board met last week, Superintendent Karen Shuman shared a few updates about a remodeling project that will be tackled in the near future.
All three elements of the project; lighting, furnishing and flooring, would be focused in the cafeteria at the Junior/Senior High School building. According to Principal Brett Berndt, certain elements of the cafeteria date back nearly 50 years. During a previous school board meeting he mentioned how the floors have not been renovated since they were installed in 1968. Continue reading
Culver Town Council Prepares for Road Projects Following State Grant Award
The Town of Culver is ready to move ahead with a few street projects now that Community Crossings grant funds have been received.
During a special session on Tuesday afternoon, the Town Council considered bids received for two projects. Paving is planned for Main Street in Culver between Madison and Davis Streets.
Plymouth Boards to Consider Project Bids, Salary Ordinance
The Plymouth Board of Works will meet Monday night to consider bids related to ongoing projects within the community.
Marshall County Opening Bids for Fleet Leasing
The Marshall County Commissioners will open bids for a fleet leasing program during their meeting this morning.
Culver Receives Bids for Water Treatment Upgrades, Flouride Decision Forthcoming
The Town of Culver has awarded bids for a new water treatment facility.
Town Council members have worked for some time developing plans for the new site, but before work can begin, the company conducting the work must first be selected.
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Bids Tentatively Awarded For Water Treatment Upgrades
The Plymouth Board of Works has received bids for various projects to the Ledyard Water Treatment Plant.
Those bids were reviewed during last night’s meeting. The project was broken down into three divisions, but they contained alternate bids.
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Culver Schools Take Step Toward New Buses
The Culver School Board has decided to prepare for the possibility that they may need some new transportation equipment.
During Monday night’s meeting, Trustees voted unanimously to advertise bids for new school buses. This is something the Culver School Corporation does on an annual basis in an effort to replace an aging bus fleet.
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