ReciprocalLimitationsAct (materials bid).pdf

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23NW Percussion Lane RoaD Project
Solicitation number
6100065509
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Clearfield County, Pennsylvania

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This file is a Reciprocal Limitations Act materials bid document related to the Pennsylvania Game Commission's Northwest Region road project in Clarion County. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is soliciting electronic bids to provide access road maintenance on State Game Lands 024 in Farmington Township, which encompasses approximately 2,702 linear feet of new access road construction across two segments and approximately 5,670 linear feet of resurfacing work on existing roadway across three segments. An optional site inspection tour is scheduled for 9:00 AM on Monday, March 23, 2026, with a project location map included in the specifications. Project management is under WHGM Dominic Lenzi, and questions regarding the bidding process should be directed to Contracts and Procurement at 717-787-6594. All project quantities are estimated, and bidders are advised that this document provides guidance on reciprocal limitations applicable to the materials bid.

The file establishes the legal framework and limitations governing material bids submitted for this procurement. It addresses restrictions and reciprocal obligations that bidders must understand when submitting materials or products for consideration on this state-funded project. Bidders should carefully review these reciprocal limitations as they apply to the sourcing, provision, and specifications of materials to ensure compliance with Pennsylvania Game Commission requirements and applicable state procurement regulations.

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Worker Protection Form .docx DOCX document
Specs and Maps.pdf PDF
Terms and Conditions.pdf PDF
Bid Notice.pdf PDF

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