Arizona Department of TransportationIssuing agency·Arizona·via a public procurement portalThe proposed project 0000 YU YYU T0437 01C is located in Yuma County on Avenue G, between County 11th Street and County 16th Street. The work consists of shoulder widening, centerline and edge line rumble strips installation, signing, pavement marking, and other related work. The proposed project 0000 YU YYU T0439 01C is located in Yuma County on Avenue B, between County 18th Street and SR 195. The work consists of shoulder widening, edge line and centerline rumble strips installation, signing, pavement marking, and other related work.
District: SouthWest District
Route/County/MP: 0000 YU YYU
TRACS: T043701C
Project: YYU-0-(225)T
Type of work: INSTALL RUMBLE STRIPS & WIDEN SHOULDERS
Pre-qualification: YES
Plans status: Available
Addenda: 4
Plan holders (4 pamphlet, 6 non-bid-set): COMBS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LLC.; Gutierrez Canales Engineering, PC; SHOW LOW CONSTRUCTION, INC.; DPE CONSTRUCTION, INC.; Centennial Trucking, Inc.; ATL-CMT; Law Enforcement Specialists, Inc.; CANYON STATE BARRICADE SERVICES, LLC; CHACON'S LANDSCAPING & IRRIGATION, INC.; Sprocket Transport, Inc.
The work consists of shoulder widening, centerline and edge line rumble strips installation, signing, pavement marking, and other related work on Avenue G between County 11th Street and County 16th Street, and on Avenue B between County 18th Street and SR 195 in Yuma County.
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Source: Arizona Department of Transportation (solicitation 2024072-T043701C), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
