Site work for a civil project in Neillsville, Wisconsin. Completed plans call for site work for a bridge / tunnel; and road / highway.

**As of December 4, 2025, the project was awarded to Paul Bugar Trucking but the awarded amount is not available.** Culvert Replacement Project The Town of York is Seeking Bids From Qualified Vendors for the Replacement of Three Culverts on Owen Ave, South of Heintown Rd. The Project Will Include Widening the Road at the Site, and the Vendor Will Need to Bring in Gravel of Wisconsin Department of Transportation Specification Gradation " Crushed Aggregate Base. The Town of York Reserves the Right to Accept or Reject Any and All Bids, or Parts Thereof, and Waive Any Technicalities. The Town of York is requesting sealed bids for the replacement of three culverts located on Owen Ave. Work includes removal of the three existing culverts, installation of two new arch aluminized corrugated steel pipe culverts #84 - 95" x 67" x 49' and a third aluminized corrugated steel pipe culvert 48” x 46’ (supplied by the township), roadway restoration, erosion control, and site stabilization. Sealed bids will be accepted at W4196 Pine Creek Rd, Neillsville, WI 54456 by Friday, October 31st, 2025 at 5:00 PM. Sealed bids are scheduled to be opened on Monday, November 3rd at 7:00 PM at the York Town Hall (address above). Town has the right to accept any bid, accept a combination of bids, reject any bid, reject all bids, waive any technicality in a bid, and right to ask contractor for clarification in a bid prior to award. Mobilization, traffic control, and temporary signage. De-watering, removal and disposal of existing culvert. Installation of new two new 84” arch aluminized corrugated steel pipe culverts. Culverts are purchased and provided by the Town of York. Bidder is responsible for transporting culverts from Town of York garage to project site. Placement of bedding and backfill per specifications. Compaction in 8” lifts from bottom of culvert to road surface. Plate compactor or jumping jack required until one foot above culvert, then self-propelled drum roller could be used. Roadway reconstruction. Erosion and sediment control measures. Site grading, seeding, and stabilization.