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Read. Follow. Verify.Contract Award for Concrete and Asphalt Repairs
Record date · June 10, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The city is awarding a contract to Concrete Works & Paving Inc. to perform concrete and asphalt restoration for water and wastewater infrastructure. The initial two-year contract is valued at approximately $2.67 million, with options to extend the work for up to five years total.
This contract authorizes $6.67 million in total spending over five years for the maintenance and repair of city water and wastewater infrastructure surfaces.
Who It Affects
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Concrete Works & Paving Inc
The company is awarded the contract to provide restoration services for the city.
Public Works Department
The department is responsible for managing the restoration services provided under this contract.
Key Facts
- The city is awarding an open-end contract to Concrete Works & Paving Inc. for concrete and asphalt restoration.
- The contract is for Water and Wastewater Services under bid number PNC2129632B1.
- The initial contract term is two years.
- The initial estimated cost is $2,669,287.
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- The initial cost includes a $420,000 allowance.
- The Director of Purchasing is authorized to renew the contract for three additional one-year periods.
- The total estimated cost for the full five-year potential duration is $6,673,218.
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