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Ann awards bridge tear-out to low bidder Earthworks of Kentucky has been awarded the contract for the tear out and haul off of the Grassy Springs Bridge on Sulphur Creek in the McGaha Community. Price: $2,900.00. Table of bids, link to photo included in story which follows Earthworks of Kentucky was the lowest of eight bids submitted for the tear-out of the Grassy Springs Bridge, and has been awarded the contract. Administrative Assistant Lisa Lee of Judge-Executive's office said a tentative start of the tear-out is Monday, February 26, 2007. "Judge Melton will announce the road closure and the alternate routes in enough time to give people a fair warning," she said. "So they can plan the best routes while the bridge is closed." The bids received were well in-line with expections according to Lee. "Judge Melton was very pleased," Lee said. A check for the bridge work has not arrived, but is expected any day, Lee said. The bids were as follows:
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