CRA Fire Danger Sign Location Map.docx
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- Attached to
- CADILLAC REST AREA DIGITAL SIGN REPLACEMENT
- Solicitation number
- RFP 751 260000002186 1
- Issued by
- Michigan
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This is a site location map for the Cadillac Rest Area Digital Sign Replacement project in Michigan. The document provides specific details regarding the physical placement and installation requirements for a new digital sign at the Cadillac Rest Area. The proposed sign location requires hand digging for installation, with approximately 100 feet of total digging necessary. The map also indicates the location of an existing electrical supply box and specifies a proposed conduit location spanning approximately 200 feet total. The map includes a directional indicator and visual representation of the work area layout.
The document serves as a technical reference guide for bidders and contractors to understand the site conditions and installation logistics for the digital sign replacement project. This map is essential for accurate cost estimation, as it identifies specific site constraints such as the need for hand digging and the electrical infrastructure required to support the new digital sign installation. The information presented allows potential contractors to assess labor requirements, material needs, and the feasibility of the proposed installation approach before submitting bids.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Specifications For Cadillac Rest Area Electronic Sign.docx | DOCX document | |
| RFP 26-2186 - Cadillac Electronic SIgn.docx | DOCX document | |
| Wexford County Prevailing Wages.pdf |
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Cadillac Rest Area Fire Danger Sign Location Map 5/30/2026 Electrical Supply Box New Sign Location Hand Digging necessary Approx. 100ft total
Proposed Conduit location, 200 ft total N image1.png
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