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Pawnee County Courthouse
(KLZA)-- Pawnee County Commissioners opened bids for an upcoming road project when they met last week.
Six bids were submitted for the work. After reviewing the bids with a representative from Mainelli Wagner & Associates, Commissioners awarded the project to Tim Sisco Construction of Sterling, Nebraska at a bid price of $120,100. It was the lowest of the bids submitted.
The project is scheduled do start May 1, or sooner if possible and be completed by June 3.
Highway Superintendent Chris Rauner met with the Board to review the project list and personnel.
A public hearing has been scheduled for March 5 at 10 a.m. to receive public input on the possible closing of 617 Avenue, south of 705 Road.
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