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Paulding County Commissioners Review Bids for Infrastructure Projects

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Paulding County officials are currently reviewing bids for various infrastructure projects, including road paving, chipping, and marking. Engineer Scott Stahley confirmed that the office received bids for three proposals regarding county road improvements. For the first proposal, the engineer’s estimate was $265,566, with bids received from Gerken Paving, Inc. at $216,104 and The Shelly Company at $259,051. The office is also developing a performance rating system for pavement conditions.

From crescent-news.com

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The commissioners are considering projects funded in-house, such as the County Road 143/U.S. 24 work. The office is also working on a combined project proposal for County roads 73 and 230. The engineer’s office is scheduled to receive new equipment, including a track loader and three tandem-axle dump trucks, in October.

From crescent-news.com

Who's involved

  • Paulding CountyGoverning body responsible for county infrastructure projects and budget approval.
  • StreetsboroCity whose location is within the boundaries of Paulding County.
  • LeipsicVillage whose location is within the boundaries of Paulding County.
  • Scott StahleyEngineer employed by Paulding County, leading technical oversight of road projects.

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  • Paulding CountySpeculative

    Paulding County could award contracts for projects that are funded in-house, impacting local business revenue.

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