Project Title |
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I-90 2016 Eastern Region Bridge Deck Repair |
Post Requested by |
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PCL Construction Services, Inc. |
Type of Posting |
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Sub-bids requested |
Project Owner |
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WSDOT |
Estimated Contract Value |
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$2,000,000.00 |
Bid Closing |
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June 2 @ 11:00 am |
Additional documentation links and their importance. |
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This is where bidders can access plans and specs for the project.
http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/biz/contaa/Projects/2016ERBridgeDeck.htm |
Subcontractor / Supplier Goals |
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DBE 11% mandatory goal |
Services / Supplies Needed |
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Project Descriptions and Scope of work includes:
This bridge deck overlay project includes clearing and grubbing, removing asphalt concrete pavement, earthwork, scarifying, planning bituminous pavement, HMA paving, bridge transverse joint seal, temporary concrete barrier, pavement markings, shoulder rumble strip and traffic control of the 90/314S. 90/336N, and 90/336S bridges for WSDOT. Contract duration is 50 working days.
PCL Construction Services, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer and request sub-bids from all contractors and suppliers including Minority, Women, Disadvantage/Disabled Veterans and Emerging Small Business Enterprises for the following scopes of work: pavement markings, traffic control, temporary barrier, earthwork, seeding, surveying, paving, and milling. |
Point of Contact |
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Ryan Olson
(p) 425-454-8020 (f) 425-454-5924
seattlebids@pcl.com |
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