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Spokane County Public Works
CRP **** & **** - Craig Road Realignment and Craig/Thorpe Roundabout
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Wsdot - Washington State Department Of Transportation - WA
SR 162, E of Lower Burnett Rd E to E of 128th St E HFST Contract summary Requires planing bituminous pavement, pavement repair, inlay with HMA, installing pavement markings, installing high friction surface treatment, maintaining traffic control, and other work. Involves 24 items and 15 working days. Work class 4, asphalt concrete paving .
Wsdot - Washington State Department Of Transportation - WA
SR 906, Hyak Vicinity - Emergency Washout Restoration Contract summary Requires reestablishment of roadside ditches including removal of structures and obstructions, ditch excavation and grading, ditch lining with geotextile, erosion and scour protection, concrete slop protection, temporary erosion control, hot mix asphalt ( HMA) paving, beam guardrail, electrical system replacement, seeding, fertilizing and mulching, temporary traffic control and other work. Involves 57 items and 45 working days. Work clas
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Wsdot - Washington State Department Of Transportation - WA
SR 20, US 101 I/S to N of Fairmount Rd HFST Contract summary Planing bituminous pavement, pavement repair, inlay with hot mix asphalt ( HMA), installing pavement markings, installing high friction surface treatment ( HFST), maintaining traffic control, and other work. 15 working days. Work class 4 - asphalt concrete paving.
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