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Addison — Cable Guardrail Replacement in the Towns of Addison, Blue Hill, Jonesport, Verona Island, and the City of Ellsworth.

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026023.00State & Local

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Agency

Maine Department of TransportationView Agency

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Addison, ME, USA

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Planholder List for Contract 026023.00 Cable Guardrail Replacement Region 4

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MaineDOT Cable Guardrail Replacement Sealed Bid Notice 2026

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Maine DOT Contract Bid Book - Bidding Instructions and Forms

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Proposal 026023.00 Schedule of Items

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AgencyMaine Department of Transportation
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Maine Department of Transportation
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Cable Guardrail Replacement in the Towns of Addison, Blue Hill, Jonesport, Verona Island, and the City of Ellsworth.
Various locations in Hancock and Washington Counties.

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