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A breakdown of Lynches River’s contracts in the Carolinas
The Associated Press//September 11, 2015//
A breakdown of Lynches River’s contracts in the Carolinas
The Associated Press//September 11, 2015//
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Lynches River Contracting has been awarded nine contracts in South Carolina totaling $15.6 million and two contracts in North Carolina totaling $11.5 million since this spring. A breakdown:
In South Carolina:
—$3 million for resurfacing in Chester, Fairfield and York counties
—$2.1 million, resurfacing in York County
—$2.7 million, resurfacing in Kershaw, Lee and Sumter counties
—$1.7 million, patching in Calhoun, Clarendon and Orangeburg counties
—$1.6 million, resurfacing in Chesterfield and Lancaster counties
—$1.4 million, resurfacing in Dillon and Marion counties
—$1.1 million, intersection improvement in York County
—$1.1 million, resurfacing in Kershaw County
—$948,818, patching in Richland County
In North Carolina:
— $8.8 million, road widening in Union County
—$2.7 million, resurfacing in Union County
Sources: North and South Carolina transportation departments
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