County commissioners tabled bids for asphalt overlay projects in all three districts, but appeared pleased with the turnout.

Seven bids were opened and read during Monday’s weekly meeting.

“That’s a good turnout,” said District 3 Commissioner Anthony Schwarz, also the commission chairman who read the bids aloud.

District 1 Commissioner Jeff Moss agreed: “There were lots of good bids.”

Still, the commissioners were joined by District 2’s Mike Sparks in voting to table them for further review.

Bids for the District 1 and 2 projects included a base bid and one alternate.

Those for District 3 included a base bid and three alternates.

Following are the companies who submitted bids and the total amount of their bids. They’re listed in the order they were opened and read:

• Rudy Construction Co. of Oklahoma City, $6,249,365.90

• CGC LLC of Edmond, $6,011,962.29

• Ellsworth Construction of Tulsa, $5,864,921.79

• Cummins Construction Co. of Enid, $5,844,314.66

• TJ Campbell Construction of Oklahoma City and Edmond, $4,852,862.45

• Schwarz Paving Company of Oklahoma City, $5,681,852.23

• Haskell Lemon Construction Co. of Oklahoma City, $6,802,353.47 The commissioners did move on the following action items:

• Approved the transfer of a steel beam from the Department of Transportation’s Interstate 40 crosstown project to District 1 for use of a bridge;

• Approved a lease agreement with the City of Kingfi sher for use of Memorial Hall for Kingfisher County Drug Court;

• Approved a notice to proceed on bids for electrical upgrades at the courthouse; • Approved monthly reports for the various offices within the courthouse.

Commissioners tabled action on a bid for a water line replacement for Kingfi sher Rural Water District No. 3.

County Engineer Nik Smith said the Kingfisher County Flood Plain Board will meet at 8 a.m. Thursday, May 8, in the courthouse conference room.