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Government Projects in Bureau County

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The council is set to approve a contract with Advanced Asphalt for the 2026 General Fund annual street program worth about $578,073.50. Bid opening occurred June 30, 2026, and Advanced Asphalt is the selected contractor. This confirms who holds the current paving work and the funding level for city street resurfacing. Pavement, materials, traffic control, and inspection vendors can target follow-on needs, change orders, and future-year programs once this season’s work is underway.

Contract Award
$578,073Jul 20, 2026

Council will accept a bid and award a $578,073.50 contract to Advanced Asphalt for the 2026 General Fund annual street program. Scope is not detailed but typically includes milling, paving, and related curb or patch work on selected city streets. The main award is decided, but there may be subcontracting, testing, traffic control, or materials supply needs during construction and future-year programs to plan for.

Contract Award
$578,073Jul 20, 2026

The city will award Advanced Asphalt a $274,731.00 contract for the Motor Fuel Tax street program, based on bids opened July 7, 2026. This is separate from the General Fund program and uses MFT funds for roadway work. With Advanced Asphalt as the MFT program contractor, suppliers and specialty service firms have clarity on the 2026-27 funded street work. This creates chances for materials, striping, ADA ramps, and engineering support around MFT compliance and future project design.

Contract Award
$274,731Jul 20, 2026

The council will accept a bid and award a $274,731.00 contract to Advanced Asphalt for the Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) street program, Section 26-00000-00-GM. This is a separate, state-funded street package from the General Fund program. The award identifies Advanced Asphalt as the MFT resurfacing incumbent for 2026, useful for firms offering materials, traffic control, testing, or engineering support on current work and future MFT sections.

Contract Award
$274,731Jul 20, 2026

Council will award Wright Excavating, Inc. a $142,187 contract for Church Street drainage improvements, based on bids opened June 30, 2026. The engineer’s estimate was $120,000, indicating a defined scope of drainage upgrades. With a contractor selected, the city is committing to stormwater work in this corridor. Firms in pipe materials, trenchless tech, erosion control, and design/inspection services can look for subcontracting opportunities and future phases of stormwater improvements nearby.

Contract Award
$142,187Jul 20, 2026

Council will accept a bid and award a $142,187.00 contract to Wright Excavating, Inc. for drainage improvements on Church Street. Work likely involves storm sewer upgrades, inlets, grading, or related utility work in a localized problem area. The main construction award is set, but this points to ongoing stormwater infrastructure needs, potential design/inspection support, and future drainage phases nearby.

Contract Award
$142,187Jul 20, 2026

The Senior Center’s supporting foundation board approved moving to a new website platform using Wix and Zeffy to simplify administration and cut transaction fees for online ticket sales and donations. This means the core web and donation tools have been selected and are likely being implemented. Digital agencies, payment providers, and CRM vendors now know the incumbent stack and can look for follow-on work such as design support, integrations, data migration, or future platform reviews.

Contract Award
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