Nassau County is procuring Traffic Signal Expansion Phase XI - PIN 0761.61.
The due date for bids is November 20, 2026.
The post date is October 23, 2026.
Questions must be submitted in writing by close of business on Friday November 6th, 2026.
The issuing agency is Nassau County — Public Works.
The procurement method is General.
Requirement: All questions for this RFP s/b submitted in writing prior to close of business on Friday November 6th, 2026, to Dan Winkelman, Deputy Director of Traffic Engineering at dwinkelman@nassaucountyny.gov.
Method
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Category: Architectural, Engineering & Surveying. Division: Public Works. All questions for this RFP s/b submitted in writing prior to close of business on Friday November 6th, 2026, to Dan Winkelman, Deputy Director of Traffic Engineering at dwinkelman@nassaucountyny.gov.
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What is the due date for bids?
The due date is November 20, 2026.
Who is the contact for questions?
Dan Winkelman, Deputy Director of Traffic Engineering, at dwinkelman@nassaucountyny.gov.
What is the deadline for submitting questions?
Questions must be submitted in writing prior to close of business on Friday November 6th, 2026.
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All questions for this RFP s/b submitted in writing prior to close of business on Friday November 6th, 2026, to Dan Winkelman, Deputy Director of Traffic Engineering at dwinkelman@nassaucountyny.gov
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