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Council to accept final contract for 156th cycle track; project under budget despite contract overrun

November 04, 2025 | Redmond, King County, Washington


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Council to accept final contract for 156th cycle track; project under budget despite contract overrun
Public Works staff presented the final contract acceptance for the 156th cycle track project and asked the committee to approve closing out the contract with Active Construction Inc. Deputy Director Vangie Garcia and Steve Gibbs explained the action completes the contract and accepts the constructed work.

Gibbs said the contract closed out a little over the original contract amount but overall the project remains about $1.2 million under the approved budget. Council members praised the new pathway and expressed how residents are already using it.

Staff requested the final contract acceptance be placed on the Nov. 18 consent agenda; the committee raised no objection.

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