Oklahoma Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Oklahoma·via a public procurement portalPEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS (SIDEWALK AND TRAIL)
CITY STREET (EAST GORE BOULEVARD): FROM 1.3 MILES
EAST OF THE I-44 JUNCTION, EXTEND EAST IN THE CITY OF LAWTON.
PROJECT LENGTH = 1.832 MILES
The project involves pedestrian improvements (sidewalk and trail) on City Street (East Gore Boulevard) from 1.3 miles east of the I-44 junction extending east in Lawton, OK, project length 1.832 miles. Work items include clearing and grubbing, unclassified excavation, borrow, topsoil, temporary silt fence, sediment filter, silt dike, ditch liner protection, sodding, vegetative mulching, aggregate base, traffic bound surface course, concrete pavement, handrailing, various classes of concrete, reinforcing steel, concrete curb, concrete header curb, concrete sidewalk, concrete driveway, concrete dividing strip, tactile warning devices, manholes, inlets, replacement covers/grates, manhole and valve box adjustments, reinforced concrete pipe, corrugated galvanized steel pipe arch, removal of structures/obstructions, curb and gutter, concrete pavement, asphalt pavement, concrete driveway, sidewalk, existing pipe, wireless solar lighting, PVC conduit, structural concrete, reset pull boxes, remove and reset light poles and signs, pedestrian poles, pedestrian push buttons, pedestrian signal heads, traffic signal cable, sheet aluminum signs, square tube posts, traffic striping, pavement marking removal, arrow displays, construction signs, barricades, warning lights, channelizer cones, flaggers, construction staking, SWPPP documentation and management, and mobilization.
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Source: Oklahoma Department of Transportation (solicitation 260308), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
