Cerro Gordo County awards $757,101 bridge contract to Dixon Construction
June 22, 2026 | Cerro Gordo County, Iowa
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The Cerro Gordo County Board of Supervisors unanimously awarded a bridge construction contract to Dixon Construction Company for $757,101.40 at its June 22, 2026 meeting.
Supervisor Chris Watts moved, with Vice Chairman Carl Ginapp seconding, to accept the low bid and authorize the Chair to sign the contract and related documents for project BRS-C017(123)--60-17, described as a continuous concrete slab bridge on 150th Street 0.23 miles east of Lark Avenue over Beaverdam Creek. The motion passed unanimously.
The Board then adopted Resolution 2026-46 formally accepting Dixon Construction Company’s bid of $757,101.40 and awarding the associated contract(s). The resolution designates County Engineer Brandon Billings to execute contracts on behalf of the Board after receipt of the contractor’s bond and certificate of insurance.
The county indicated it followed required Code of Iowa procedures for notifications, hearings and bidding. No protest or bid challenge was recorded in the transcript.
Supervisor Chris Watts moved, with Vice Chairman Carl Ginapp seconding, to accept the low bid and authorize the Chair to sign the contract and related documents for project BRS-C017(123)--60-17, described as a continuous concrete slab bridge on 150th Street 0.23 miles east of Lark Avenue over Beaverdam Creek. The motion passed unanimously.
The Board then adopted Resolution 2026-46 formally accepting Dixon Construction Company’s bid of $757,101.40 and awarding the associated contract(s). The resolution designates County Engineer Brandon Billings to execute contracts on behalf of the Board after receipt of the contractor’s bond and certificate of insurance.
The county indicated it followed required Code of Iowa procedures for notifications, hearings and bidding. No protest or bid challenge was recorded in the transcript.
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