Prevailing_Wages-Ordered.pdf
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- B026-51 Lincoln Paving Project
- Solicitation number
- B026-51
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- New Haven County, Connecticut
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This is a prevailing wage rate request confirmation document submitted to the State of Connecticut Department of Labor for the B026-51 Lincoln Paving Project. The City of Meriden is undertaking a reconstruction project at Lincoln Middle School's parking lot located at 164 Centennial Ave, Connecticut. The scope of work includes removal and replacement of pavement, curbing, and drainage structure tops, installation of pavement markings, and implementation of sedimentation control measures. The project aims to reconstruct existing infrastructure with modifications to pavement markings and pavement sections. The prevailing wage rate request was successfully submitted on March 18, 2026, at 4:30 PM, and the State of Connecticut Wage and Workplace team will process the rate request.
The document confirms receipt of the prevailing wage rate request submission but does not provide specific pricing terms, contract amounts, funding sources, or project timelines. As a prevailing wage request confirmation, this document indicates that the project is subject to prevailing wage requirements, which will be determined by the State of Connecticut Department of Labor. No additional information regarding bid submission deadlines, award dates, contract term, or other financial details is included in this confirmation notice.
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Thank You!
Project Name - B026-51 Lincoln Paving Project
Your request has been successfully submitted with the associated project name. A member of the State of Connecticut Wage and Workplace team will be processing your rate request.
3/18/26, 4:30 PM Thank You https://ctdol.jotform.com/233104166019043 1/1
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