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This Solicitation opportunity from Ohio was posted on October 8, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

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Project 22111 involves the OUL Fetters Run Erosion Control Improvements Phase 1 for Ohio University in Lancaster, Ohio. This stream bank restoration project focuses on erosion control and includes specific requirements for rock channel protection across seven designated areas, tree removal, and the use of HDPE pipe. The work must adhere to 2023 ODOT specifications and includes strict mandates for domestic steel use, prevailing wage rates, and a 5 percent EDGE participation goal. The trade estimate for the general contract is 415,560 dollars. Bids must be submitted electronically via BidExpress by October 13, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. Following clarifications provided in two addenda, the timeline for substantial completion has been extended to 120 days. The project scope is further detailed through technical drawings and a project manual that outline utility protection requirements and NPDES compliance. Bidders are directed to the revised drawing sheets and updated bid forms provided in the most recent addenda to ensure all technical clarifications regarding EPA and USACE permit status are addressed.

General Info

Ohio University erosion control project in Lancaster; $415,560 estimate; bids due October 13, 2026.

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OH, USA

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Fetters Run Improvements Stream Bank Restoration Project #22089 Drawings

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OUL Fetter’s Run Erosion Control Improvements Phase 1 2026 - Project Manual

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OUL Fetters Run Erosion Control Improvements Phase 1 - Addendum #1

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OUL Fetters Run Erosion Control Improvements Phase 1 - Addendum #2

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OUL Fetter’s Run Stream Erosion Control Improvements Phase 1 2026 - Solicitation

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OUL Fetters Run Erosion Control Improvements Phase 1

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