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AK NPS DENA 10(36), Replace Ghiglione Bridge

Procurement Office FHWA - Western Federal Lands Highway Division
Procurement Category Construction Materials
Contract Awarded No
Estimated Value $10 million to $20 million
Competition Type Full and Open
RFP Quarter 1st QTR
Fiscal Year
NAICS 237 310
Sequence Number 2026-002
Description

Road, Highway, and/or Bridge Construction Project. Work includes: Demolition and removal of existing bridge and construction of new bridge structure designed to new seismic standards.
Contact Name WFL Contracts
Email wfl.contracts@dot.gov
Phone 360-619-7850
Is this a follow-on to a current 8(a) contract? No
Expected Period of Performance -
Place of Performance
  • Oregon
Personnel Clearance Requirements No
Action/Award Type N/A
Anticipated Award Date

Date Modified:

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