FLORHAM PARK Could the contract for the $1 million makeover of the municipal pool come during one of two Borough Council meeting Thursday?

Thats a possibility, according to Borough Engineer Michael Sgaramella.

Bids for the work were accepted and opened on Tuesday, Aug. 5.

The contract was expected to be awarded some time next month, but in a Tuesday e-mail, Sgaramella suggested it could come when the council meets today.

Bids still under technical review. There may be a contract award for this at Thursdays meeting, he wrote.

Just when the bid could be awarded, however, is unclear. The council is expected to hold two sessions, a work session scheduled for 6:30 p.m., followed by the 7 p.m. business meeting. Contracts are usually awarded during the business session, although official action has taken place at work sessions in the past.

In a separate e-mail, Carl Ganger, director of the boroughs Department of Community Services, on Tuesday wrote that six bids were submitted ranging in price from as high as $1,263,823 to as low as $817,000, and that the review process was underway.

Bid award is based upon review of the complete document, reference checks and submitted bid number. It is only after this review the lowest responsible bidder will be determined and recommended, wrote Ganger.

An ordinance allowing the borough to issue $950,000 in bond anticipation notes for the work was adopted in the spring. The remaining $50,000 will be taken from the boroughs capital improvement fund as down-payment.

In a previous interview, Borough Councilman William Zuckerman, the councils Community Services liaison, called the pending project exciting.

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News Release: Georgia Dept. of Transportation August 11, 2014

VALDOSTA, Ga. Contractors for the Georgia Department of Transportation will shift travel lanes within the U.S. 84/State Route 38/West Hill Avenue project Wednesday to allow for construction on the frontage roads adjacent to and underneath the new railroad overpass.

Contractors will begin removing the at-grade railroad crossings, paving the frontage road tie-ins and completing the curb and gutter. This will require closing the frontage roads to traffic. In order to continue to provide local access to the area, traffic will be routed onto the overpass. Through traffic will continue to be detoured and only traffic accessing local businesses and residences should use the overpass.

Two lanes of the bridge will be accessible, but the bridge is not open. In order to complete the project weve got to put traffic on the bridge, District Construction Engineer Scott Chambers said.

The only other option would have been to close the route for the duration of the frontage road work. Georgia DOT did not want to do that because it would have been a major inconvenience to local businesses and residents.

Temporary road striping must be completed before traffic can be put on the bridge. Weather permitting, traffic should be shifted by noon, Chambers said. Construction on the frontage roads is expected to take six weeks to two months.

All city streets within the project area will be closed at the intersection of West Hill Avenue. All through traffic not accessing local businesses must continue to use the mandatory detours already in place.

When completed, the bridge will consist of four lanes and will include 6-foot wide sidewalks with fencing on each side. Installation of the fencing is expected to be finished Wednesday. The frontage roads will also have sidewalks.

The $9.3 million project is on track to finish a couple of months ahead of the scheduled Dec. 31 completion date, Chambers said. The new 300-foot concrete bridge over the railroad crossing is expected to improve traffic flow and relieve drivers of delays caused by the numerous trains that cross the track daily. The construction contractor is Reames and Son Construction Co. Inc. of Valdosta.

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Millersville, MD (PRWEB) August 11, 2014

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News Release: Florida Dept. of Transportation August 11, 2014

Chipley, Fla. Construction is underway on State Road (S.R.) 61 (Thomasville Road) from Live Oak Plantation Road to Woodbine Drive in Leon County. To minimize impacts to the traveling public, construction work involving lane closures will be performed at night. Drivers will encounter lane closures Monday, Aug. 11 through Thursday, Aug. 14 from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

This $2.1 million project includes milling and resurfacing, curb and gutter improvements, updated traffic signals, improved highway signing, and guardrail installation. A bicycle lane will be added between Waverly Road and Live Oak Plantation Road. Access to residences and businesses will be maintained at all times.

All construction activities are weather dependent and may be delayed or re-scheduled in the event of inclement weather. Motorists are reminded to pay attention and use caution when driving through the work zone.

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The following road projects are planned for this week by the Midland County Road Commission and City of Midland Engineering Department:

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Washington Street Road reconstruction, with one lane open in both directions from Eastlawn to Patrick.

Currie Parkway Bridge Closed for deck repairs and repainting of the bridge.

Rockwell Drive Southbound Rockwell closed with detour for the installation of a storm sewer to enclose roadside ditch from Kiesel to Patrick.

Elgin and Noeske streets Closed to traffic for replacement of water main on Elgin from Adelaide Street to Noeske and on Noeske from Elgin to Baker Street, as well as curb and gutter replacement, drainage structure repairs and street paving.

Airport Road Road reconstruction and bridge replacement over Sturgeon Creek, with road closure.

James Savage Road Closed for reconstruction from Washington Street to Saginaw Road.

Cambridge Street Closed to through traffic for reconstruction from St. Andrews Street to Boston Street. Curb and gutter repairs, drainage structure repairs, street paving.

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The following road projects are planned for this week by the Midland County Road Commission and City of Midland Engineering Department:

City of Midland

Washington Street Road reconstruction, with one lane open in both directions from Eastlawn to Patrick.

Currie Parkway Bridge Closed for deck repairs and repainting of the bridge.

Rockwell Drive Southbound Rockwell closed with detour for the installation of a storm sewer to enclose roadside ditch from Kiesel to Patrick.

Elgin and Noeske streets Closed to traffic for replacement of water main on Elgin from Adelaide Street to Noeske and on Noeske from Elgin to Baker Street, as well as curb and gutter replacement, drainage structure repairs and street paving.

Airport Road Bridge replacement over Sturgeon Creek, with road closure. Scheduled to start today.

James Savage Road Closed for reconstruction from Washington Street to Saginaw Road. Scheduled to start today.

Cambridge Street Closed to through traffic for reconstruction from St. Andrews Street to Boston Street. Curb and gutter repairs, drainage structure repairs, street paving. Scheduled to start Wednesday.

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A north west company which provides niche maintenance and cleaning services for commercial property clients is looking to create jobs and expand its market after securing a new deal with Yorkshire Bank.

Founded in 2005, Manchester based High Access Maintenance offers a range of services for high buildings including; roof repairs, gutter maintenance, cladding refurbishment, high pressure washing, and banner installation.

A new customer to Yorkshire Bank, High Access has secured a 500,000 invoice finance facility, which will free up money for use to drive the day-to-day business.

The deal was delivered by Helen Miller, relationship manager at the Banks Business and Private Banking Centre in Manchester.

Niel Bethell, director at High Access Maintenance, said: At a time when were taking our services into new markets its important that our business model is supported by our bank.

At a time when we are approaching our tenth anniversary the company is going from strength to strength and we have every intention of building on our existing momentum.

Our current position would not have been possible without the support of the Yorkshire Bank which has worked closely with our team to help us realise our long term growth plans.

High Access employs 51 full time staff and is on course to increase turnover by 33 per cent, from 3m to 4m in the current financial year, with plans to increase this to 5.8m by 2016.

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