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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Crawford County

5 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Gasconade County R-II has a multi-year roof replacement and warranty schedule covering GES, OHS, OES, OMS, and the Admin building. Several roofs reach warranty end or decision points between 2024 and 2029, including GES sections expiring 2026 and an OES 2007 system targeted for spring 2027 work with possible coating to reduce cost. This signals upcoming planning for roof replacement, coating systems, and related facility work where roofing, design, and construction vendors can help scope options and budgets.

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$1,698,136Jul 20, 2026

The council accepted Benton Engineering's Transportation/Public Right-of-Way ADA Transition Plan, which inventories 21.5 miles of sidewalks, 427 curb ramps, and crossings and estimates $12.3 million to address sidewalk ADA deficiencies. The plan calls for a phased, multi-year program coordinated with roadway, utility, and capital projects. This is early-stage planning with no contractors selected yet, creating room for design, construction, funding, and program management vendors to help scope and deliver future phases.

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$12,300,000Jul 7, 2026

The city received one bid from West Contracting for the 2026 Ultrathin Bonded Wearing Course (NovaChip) street program at $349,173.50, above the $320,000 budget but covered by increased Franklin County Road & Bridge revenue. Ordinance 4121 approved a 30-day contract with West Contracting to apply NovaChip on multiple city streets. While the contract is set for this cycle, it identifies West as the current resurfacing incumbent and confirms continued investment in thin-lift pavement treatments.

Contract Award
$349,173Jul 7, 2026

After a lightning strike damaged the wastewater plant emergency generator transfer switch, Water & Sewer Commissioner John Garner requested repairs by CAT FABICK of Fenton, MO for an estimated $8,732 as an emergency purchase. The board agreed to move forward and the cost will be charged to the wastewater budget line, with a claim submitted to the city's insurer. The immediate work is committed, but this highlights generator resilience and backup power needs at the plant.

Contract Award
$8,732Jul 7, 2026

The council approved a one-year, $8,680 maintenance contract with Wedeco (Xylem) for two inspections plus maintenance and service of the wastewater plant UV disinfection system, including a 12% spare parts discount. This continues an established annual maintenance plan at the same cost as last year. While the primary vendor is set, equipment and service suppliers can target complementary work, parts, and long-term replacement planning around the UV system.

Contract Award
$8,680Jul 7, 2026

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