453145.pdf
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- Olympic View Drive Pavement Preservation
- Solicitation number
- E25ST06
- Issued by
- Snohomish County, Washington
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This file is a legal notice publication header from the Daily Journal of Commerce, a Seattle-based publication serving the construction and real estate industries since 1893. The document appears to be related to the Olympic View Drive Pavement Preservation Project in the City of Edmonds, Washington, located on Olympic View Drive between Grandview Street and Talbot Road, spanning approximately 1.2 miles. The project scope includes pavement grinding and overlay, pavement repairs, channelization, and all associated work necessary for the pavement preservation initiative. The publication serves as the official notice venue for the City of Edmonds and other Washington state and local government agencies to announce contract opportunities, bid solicitations, and related procurement activities.
The file does not contain specific pricing terms, bid due dates, site visit information, bidders' conferences, award dates, contract term details, or funding information. As a publication header and contact page, this document functions primarily as the legal notice publication outlet rather than containing substantive contract details. Interested vendors and contractors would use the contact information provided—including phone (206) 622-8272, fax (206) 622-8416, email legals@djc.com, or the website www.djc.com—to locate detailed bid documents and procurement information for the Olympic View Drive Pavement Preservation Project and other state and local contract opportunities in Washington.
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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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