Minnesota Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Minnesota·via a public procurement portal4903-77 (TH 10 = 037) HSIP-STBG 4927(047) In Morrison County on TH 10 from 700' east of CSAH 5/CSAH11 to 930' west of CSAH 16/CR 207 Grading, Bituminous and Concrete Surfacing, J-Turn, ADA Improvements and Lighting 0.580 Miles
LOCATED ON T.H. 10 FROM 700' EAST OF CSAH 5/CSAH 11 TO 930' WEST OF CSAH 16/ COUNTY ROAD 207 IN CUSHING.
5502-109 (TH 14=007) STBG 5527(034) In Olmsted County on TH 14 at Broadway Ave. Grading, Concrete & Bituminous Surfacing, ADA Improvements, Signals, Lighting, and TMS 0.463 Miles
S.P.: 5502-109
Contract Id: 260122
Call Number: 121
District: 3
County: Olmsted County, Minnesota
Goals: DBE (DBE 4.40)
Advertised: 09/23/2026
Letting Date: 10/28/2026
Pay Items: 243
Addenda: 1
Bids must be submitted before the letting date and time. See the source links for the official proposal documents.
The project includes grading, bituminous and concrete surfacing, construction of a J-turn, ADA improvements, and lighting on TH 10 in Morrison County, Minnesota, from 700' east of CSAH 5/CSAH 11 to 930' west of CSAH 16/CR 207. Pay items include as-built documentation, mobilization, a combination field laboratory-office, maintenance and restoration of haul roads, material delivery management system, environmental product declaration, removal and salvage of signs, sawing bituminous pavement (full depth), and removal of bituminous pavement.
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Source: Minnesota Department of Transportation (solicitation 260122), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
