452723.pdf
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- SR 169 Pedestrian Bridge
- Solicitation number
- T-57
- Issued by
- King County, Washington
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This is a legal notice publication from the Daily Journal of Commerce, a Seattle-based business publication that has served the region since 1893. The notice relates to the SR 169 Pedestrian Bridge project in Washington State, a significant infrastructure development that will construct a pedestrian bridge crossing SR 169 near SE 258th Street. The project scope encompasses a covered main span over the highway, ADA-compliant approach ramps on both sides, staircases, electrical systems, lighting, irrigation, landscaping, utility relocations, a new driveway access onto SR 169, and an associated play area. The work includes bridge and approach ramp construction with piers and abutments, drilled shaft construction, civil site work, landscaping and irrigation systems, electrical coordination with PSE (Puget Sound Energy), lighting installation, railings, signage, stormwater conveyance and treatment facilities, waterline relocation, and coordination with a separate play area contractor.
The publication serves as a formal announcement vehicle for the project, distributed through the Daily Journal of Commerce's established channels to notify potential contractors and suppliers of this state and local contract opportunity. Interested parties can obtain additional project information through the publication's contact information, including phone, fax, and email, as well as through their website. This notice format is a standard mechanism for disseminating contract opportunities to the regional business and construction community in Washington State.
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“Helping business do business since 1893”
83 Columbia St., Seattle, WA 98104 • P.O.Box 11050, Seattle, WA 98111 • www.djc.com
Phone (206) 622-8272 • Fax (206)-622-8416 • legals@djc.com
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