453445.pdf
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- Attached to
- 2023 Countywide Safety Spot Improvements
- Solicitation number
- #RC1816, UPI 24-0015 / PW-26-0788SB
- Issued by
- Snohomish 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 as an official medium for legal notices since 1893. The notice relates to the 2023 Countywide Safety Spot Improvements project in Washington State, which involves safety enhancements across four roadways: 67th Ave NE, South Machias Road, 180th St SE, and 204th St SW. The project scope includes installation of speed feedback signs, intersection conflict warning sign assemblies, LED flashing stop signs, roadway channelization, compact roundabout construction, and work zone traffic control measures. The publication serves as the official notice mechanism for this state and local contract opportunity, providing interested contractors and vendors with information regarding the project and solicitation details.
The document provides the contact information and publication details for the Daily Journal of Commerce, which published this legal notice on behalf of the contracting jurisdiction. Specific information regarding pricing terms, bid due dates, site visit schedules, pre-bid meetings, funding sources, and contract award timelines would be contained in the complete contract opportunity documents referenced through this legal notice publication. Contractors seeking to bid on this project should contact the publication or the issuing government agency for access to the full scope of work, specifications, and bidding requirements.
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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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