Site work and paving for a road / highway in Bedford, Indiana. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

https://buildingindiana.com/monon-south-trail-selects-contractor/ At its June meeting, the Radius Indiana Board of Directors unanimously approved MAC Construction’s bid for the first phase of development for the Monon South Trail project. Construction for Phase I of the Trail is set to begin this summer, commencing with a groundbreaking in Borden July 16. MAC Construction’s bid of $15.3 million is nearly $4 million under the engineer’s estimate for construction of the initial phase of the project, which will complete 20 miles of the nearly 60-mile trail by the Summer of 2025. During this phase, paved and aggregate sections of the trail will be completed through the downtown areas of Borden, New Pekin, Salem, Saltillo, Campbellsburg, Orleans, and Mitchell. MAC Construction is a family-owned civil engineering and construction company based in New Albany, Indiana. Working in multiple sectors of civil construction, MAC Construction’s projects include the New Albany Riverfront Amphitheater stage, constructing the City of Clarksville Little League Park, and beautifying Main Street in Louisville, Kentucky. Throughout their projects, MAC Construction has focused on improving the Midwest, and the company has won multiple awards for excellence in safety and construction from the Kentucky Association of Highway Contractors (KAHC) as well as Associate Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC) in 2020. ”We are very pleased that MAC Construction will bring their expertise and experience in recreational project construction to bear on the Monon South Trail. We look upon this project as one that will literally change the recreational and economic landscape of southern Indiana,” remarked Jeff Quyle. “The people who live in these four counties are going to have the opportunity to watch this eyesore rail corridor become an eyecatching asset over the next few months.” Radius Indiana, the eight-county economic development organization, leads the Monon South effort and administers the funding for the development of the trail from the state’s NextLevel Trails fund, READI, and Radius. Once completed, the trail will increase connectivity and quality of life among communities in southern Indiana and create new opportunities in tourism and economic development for the businesses and towns. To learn more information about the trail, Community Update Meetings will be held July 17 and 24. For additional updates, visit mononsouth.com. ------------------------------------------------------ Monon South Trail Phase - 1A. Phase 1A of the Monon South Trail Project includes several multi-use rails-to-trails segments throughout four counties in Southern Indiana totaling 20.4 miles. The communities included in Phase 1A include Borden, New Pekin, Salem, Saltillo, Campbellsburg, Orleans, and Mitchell. The multi-use path will be constructed on existing railroad ballast within the railbanked right-of-way owned by Radius Indiana. The trail will be a mix of asphalt, concrete, and compacted aggregate surfaces. The work includes linear grading, signage, pavement markings, railings, and other trail amenities. Existing bridge structures will be rehabilitated with new deck surfaces. Phase 1A is subdivided into 3 contract sections, and bidders may submit a Bid on any individual section or any combination of sections, as set forth in the Bid Form. Phase 1B will be a separate project to construct trailheads at various locations along the trail and is not included in this contract. For all further requirements regarding bid submittal, qualifications, procedures, and contract award, refer to the Instructions to Bidders that are included in the Bidding Documents. Questions for the Engineer should be directed to Ryan Hughes, PE of Clark Dietz, Inc., 120 W Spring Street, New Albany, Indiana 47150, PH: 859-286-1141, email: ryan.hughes@clarkdietz.com. Question Deadline 05/17/2024 Bidder shall submit all questions about the meaning or intent of the Bidding Documents to Engineer in writing. Contact information and submittal procedures for such questions are as follows: Ry