Midland Records $11.7M Roadrunner Course Renovation Contract
The municipal record identifies the renovation contract and separates it from additional project expenses.
Midland’s October 13 municipal record identifies an $11,706,235.90 contract for renovation of the Roadrunner Course at Hogan Park. The project moves forward from an earlier watchlist position awaiting council action, with the construction appointment identified in the member section.
The council record also identifies $1.42 million in additional expenses. That amount should be kept separate from the construction-contract value, rather than silently describing the combined total as the contractor’s award.
Project at a Glance
- Construction contract:
- $11,706,235.90
- Additional authorized expenses:
- $1.42 million
- Facility:
- Hogan Park Roadrunner Course
Identified construction contractor
Mid-America Golf and Landscape Inc. is identified for the $11,706,235.90 Roadrunner Course renovation contract in the October 13 municipal record. The additional $1.42 million of expenses is separate from that construction-contract value.
An executed agreement and notice to proceed have not been reviewed, so this update does not claim that field construction has begun.
Course reconstruction is a civil-works program
City planning material describes rerouting eleven holes and retaining seven. That makes the work a significant reconfiguration of the course, rather than a routine maintenance exercise. The detailed contract documents govern the final scope.
A golf-course renovation connects grading, drainage, irrigation and landscape establishment with the playing layout. The sequence matters because completed earthworks do not immediately produce a course ready for use. Establishment and operational preparations follow the main physical works.
Award and mobilization are separate milestones
The municipal record supports reporting the contract, but an executed agreement and notice to proceed would provide the clearer basis for describing field construction as underway. The earlier renovation program placed work across late 2026 and 2027.
The city has also been coordinating improvements across the wider Hogan Park facilities. Future updates should identify the Roadrunner course’s closure and construction milestones specifically, rather than transferring completion dates from the separate Quail course works. That distinction will help readers follow both the construction program and the implications for course users.