Q&A_10-31-19.pdf
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- OR HARNEY 127(1), Hines Logging Road Overlay Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 69056719B000021
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This document provides details regarding a federal contract opportunity for an OR HARNEY 127(1), Hines Logging Road Overlay project. The project consists of hot mix asphalt paving, striping, shoulder rock and other small items of work along 8 miles of road in Hines, Oregon. The estimated price range for the work is between $1 million to $2 million. The solicitation is anticipated to be issued in winter/spring 2020 as a small business set-aside. Interested vendors are encouraged to register on the FBO website to receive notifications and access preliminary plans and additional information. The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration is the agency managing this upcoming contract opportunity.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| BidSum.pdf | ||
| Amendment A001.pdf | ||
| Plan_Request_for_Internet.pdf | ||
| IFB.pdf | ||
| Hines_Logging_Road_Plans_Stamped.pdf | ||
| PROJECT_DESCRIPTION.pdf | ||
| Preliminary_Letter_for_Hines_Logging_Road_Overlay.pdf | ||
| Hines_Logging_Road_Overlay_Pre-Ad_plans.pdf |
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OR HARNEY 127(1)
Hines Logging Road Overlay
# General Technical Question Answer Date
1 X
Regarding the Hines Logging Road overlay solicitation listed on the FBO website. Do you anticipate a need to have any rock drilling or blasting done to complete this road project?
Please review the solicatation documents for this project on the FBO website. You may also consider registering on the interested vendors list to help you connect with other bidders looking for contractors that perform the work you specialize in.
10/31/19
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