Clark County, NevadaIssuing agency·Carson City, NV·via a public procurement portalClark County invites qualified firms or individuals to submit bids. Questions regarding this bid must be directed to the Bid Contact listed in this bid.
This project consists of roadway improvements on Sim Street, from Marley Way to Warm Springs Road and ponding mitigation along the south side of Cottonwood Avenue from Swapp Drive to Heyer Street. Such improvements include the removal and replacement of asphalt pavement, signage, traffic signing, and other necessary appurtenances required to make a good, complete, and serviceable project within the existing right-of-way. Ponding mitigation work includes re-grading of existing swale and removal and replacement of existing stormdrain pipe on residential driveways with 4ft x 2ft reinforced concrete box.
This project consists of roadway improvements on Sim Street, from Marley Way to Warm Springs Road and ponding mitigation along the south side of Cottonwood Avenue from Swapp Drive to Heyer Street. Such improvements include the removal and replacement of asphalt pavement, signage, traffic signing, and other necessary appurtenances required to make a good, complete, and serviceable project within the existing right-of-way. Ponding mitigation work includes re-grading of existing swale and removal and replacement of existing stormdrain pipe on residential driveways with 4ft x 2ft reinforced concrete box.
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Source: Clark County, Nevada (solicitation 20802), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
