Alabama • Morgan County
Top 10 Largest Contracts
| 2' PAVEMENT WIDENING AND RESURFACING SR-36... | AL / Morgan |
$974,234
|
| Total # Projects: | 8 |
| Total # Contracts: | 1 |
| Total $ Projects: | $1,069,185 |
| Total $ Contracts: | $974,234 |
Other Counties
| Project $ | |
|---|---|
| Autauga | $4,115,345 |
| Baldwin | $2,886,968 |
| Barbour | $2,934,528 |
| Bibb | $2,791,631 |
| Blount | $1,783,599 |
| Bullock | $1,264,116 |
| Butler | $3,091,931 |
| Calhoun | $48,736,756 |
| Chambers | $414,541 |
| Cherokee | $4,016,700 |
| Chilton | $1,675,952 |
| Choctaw | $2,567,002 |
| Clarke | $1,619,174 |
| Clay | $2,409,572 |
| Cleburne | $0 |
| Coffee | $2,638,151 |
| Colbert | $6,333,322 |
| Conecuh | $2,844,722 |
| Coosa | $1,072,688 |
| Covington | $2,958,152 |
| Crenshaw | $3,760,700 |
| Cullman | $0 |
| Dale | $3,427,342 |
| Dallas | $4,095,666 |
| DeKalb | $3,137,927 |
| Elmore | $1,207,835 |
| Escambia | $325,434 |
| Etowah | $49,831,356 |
| Fayette | $1,679,635 |
| Franklin | $1,580,566 |
| Geneva | $3,924,183 |
| Greene | $3,357,073 |
| Hale | $2,298,523 |
| Henry | $2,474,098 |
| Houston | $3,734,850 |
| Jackson | $1,376,799 |
| Jefferson | $19,054,241 |
| Lamar | $6,349,239 |
| Lauderdale | $21,805,357 |
| Lawrence | $4,144,003 |
| Lee | $865,158 |
| Limestone | $1,220,429 |
| Lowndes | $3,591,925 |
| Macon | $2,776,704 |
| Madison | $22,082,286 |
| Marengo | $3,684,020 |
| Marion | $1,770,059 |
| Marshall | $3,761,468 |
| Mobile | $1,631,545 |
| Monroe | $4,577,896 |
| Montgomery | $27,675,484 |
| Perry | $2,407,464 |
| Pickens | $1,944,144 |
| Pike | $1,105,752 |
| Randolph | $757,611 |
| Russell | $6,191,097 |
| St. Clair | $69,616,017 |
| Shelby | $6,551,704 |
| Sumter | $2,974,872 |
| Talladega | $623,949 |
| Tallapoosa | $0 |
| Tuscaloosa | $4,415,517 |
| Walker | $2,200,707 |
| Washington | $3,517,299 |
| Wilcox | $631,951 |
| Winston | $1,600,500 |
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| Project Name | Contractor | County | Improvement Type | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2' PAVEMENT WIDENING AND RESURFACING SR-36 FROM INTERSECTION WITH US-31 (SR-3) IN HARTSELLE AT MP 21.15 TO I-65 INTERCHANGE AT MP 23.55. FY 2010 PHASE 1 RESURFACING PROGRAM (Federal ID: 0036504) | REED CONTRACTING SERVICES, INC. | Morgan | Pavement Improvement | $974,234 |
| RESURFACE SOUTH SENECA DRIVE FROM TRINITY TOWN LIMITS TO DEANNA BRIDGE HIGHWAY (STATE SUPPORT SERVICES) (Federal ID: 5218200) | No Contractor | Morgan | Other | $3,827 |
| RESURFACE CR-161 (INDIAN HILLS ROAD) FROM LINCOYA CIRCLE TO CR-239 (BEN POOLE RD.) IN THE CITY OF DECATUR (STATE SUPPORT SERVICES) (Federal ID: 5222200) | No Contractor | Morgan | Other | $4,207 |
| RESURFACE AUSTINVILLE RD. SW FROM CARRIDALE ST. TO 14TH ST SW AND 14TH ST SW TO CENTRAL PARKWAY IN THE CITY OF DECATUR (STATE SUPPORT SERVICES) (Federal ID: 9229600) | No Contractor | Morgan | Other | $6,943 |
| RESURFACING CR-684 (8TH ST. SE) FROM 16TH AVE.TO POINT MALLARD DR. AND POINT MALLARD DR. TO POINT MALLARD CIRCLE IN THE CITY OF DECATUR (STATE SUPPORT SERVICES) (Federal ID: PE09913) | No Contractor | Morgan | Other | $21,510 |
| RESURFACE AND STRIPE COUNTRY CLUB ROAD FROM SR-67 TO SOMERVILLE RD IN THE CITY OF DECATUR. (STATE SUPPORT SERVICES) (Federal ID: PE09914) | No Contractor | Morgan | Other | $7,761 |
| RESURFACE AND STRIPE PORTIONS OF CR-41 (DANVILLE ROAD) FROM CR-191 (CHAPEL HILL RD.) TO 2ND ST. SW. IN THE CITY OF DECATUR (STATE SUPPORT SERVICES) (Federal ID: PE09915) | No Contractor | Morgan | Other | $19,188 |
| RESURFACING CR-103 (HAYES STREET) FROM SR-3 (US-31) TO KARL PRINCE RD. AND SPARKMAN STREET FROM KARL PRINCE TO SR-3 (US-31) IN HARTSELLE (Federal ID: PE09916) | No Contractor | Morgan | Other | $31,516 |