Medina Awards Bid for 2024 ADA Improvements and Overlay Project

Medina, WALocal News

The City of Medina, Washington, has awarded the contract for its 2024 ADA Improvements and Overlay project to Kamins Construction, following a bidding process that concluded on April 23, 2024. This initiative is part of the city's ongoing commitment to enhancing public infrastructure and ensuring compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The decision reflects the city's dedication to improving accessibility for all residents, particularly those with disabilities. Public Works Director Ryan Osada highlighted the importance of these improvements in fostering a more inclusive community. Residents are encouraged to stay engaged with ongoing projects and services through the city's public works resources.

The awarded bid signifies a proactive approach to modernizing Medina's facilities and infrastructure. As the project unfolds, it is expected to positively impact the community's overall quality of life. Kamins Construction's expertise in similar projects positions them as a capable partner for the city's goals.

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