Bids for asphalt paving on eight Warren County roads were opened by county commissioners Tuesday. The county received bids from five companies for the improvements on these roads: • 2 miles of Lost …
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Bids for asphalt paving on eight Warren County roads were opened by county commissioners Tuesday.The county received bids from five companies for the improvements on these roads:• 2 miles of Lost Creek Road;• 1.4 miles of Hickory Lick Road;• 0.25 mile of Mark Peterson Drive;• 0.7 mile of Tuque Creek Road;• 2.1 miles of Joerling Road;• 1.3 miles of Highway F;• 3.4 miles of South Strack Church Road; and• 0.45 mile of Spoede Lane.The asphalt paving is a hard surface upgrade on several of those roads, replacing gravel on Lost Creek Road, Hickory Lick Road, Mark Peterson Drive, Joerling Lane and a small portion of Tuque Creek.All together, the projects will likely cost the county around $1.1 million. The low bid was $1.06 million from Chester Bross Construction out of Hannibal.The other bids were:• $1.09 million, Mid River Asphalt, Troy;• $1.1 million, Ford Asphalt, Bridgeton;• $1.32 million, Pavement Solutions, St. Peters; and• $1.62 million, Byrne & Jones Construction, St. Louis.County commissioners expect to select a bid and award the project next week based on the recommendation of Road Department Supervisor Gary Ruether.The county had over $2.1 million in its funds for road and bridge construction at the beginning of 2017.Road paving
