Road Work Awarded to Robinson Paving
During last week’s meeting, the Harris County Commission unanimously approved the bid of Robinson Paving/ The Scruggs Company to perform LRA road projects in the county.
County officials had submitted a list of roads needing repair to Georgia Department of Transportation as part of the 2026 Local Road Assistance Project.
During last week’s meeting, the Harris County Commission unanimously approved the bid of Robinson Paving/ The Scruggs Company to perform LRA road projects in the county.
County officials had submitted a list of roads needing repair to Georgia Department of Transportation as part of the 2026 Local Road Assistance Project.
The list of roads included:
• Bellinger Place, a distance of .1 mile;
• Dogwood Lane, a distance of .1 mile;
• Grant Road, a distance of 1.1 miles;
• Hudson Mill Loop, a distance of .75 mile;
• McCrary Road, a distance of .5 mile;
• Morton Court, a distance of .9 mile
• Mulberry Lane, a distance of .3 mile;
• Ossahatchie Creek Road, a distance of 1 mile; and
• Scott Drive, a distance of .5 mile;
Three companies offered bids on the project with Robinson/ Scruggs providing the low bid of $1,125,804.32. For comparison the high bid exceeded $1.3 million.
The county is receiving $1,119,475.74 from GDOT LRA funding. An additional $6,328 will be drawn from Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax funding.
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