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Bridge Deck and Approach Concrete Repair

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The contract involves the removal of unsound concrete and the placement of new Class 47BD 4000 concrete for bridge decks and approaches, including all necessary finishing and curing operations to meet specified structural and durability standards. Work is focused on repair and rehabilitation activities to ensure long-term integrity and safety of transportation infrastructure in the Nuckolls and Thayer areas. The project is defined under NAICS code 238110, indicating it falls within the classification of foundation, structure, and building exterior contractors, and is structured as a subcontract opportunity issued by the Nebraska Department of Transportation. Despite the listed posting and response deadline both being August 27, 2026, the location of performance is specified as Nuckolls and Thayer, with no further detail provided on the exact site or point of contact. The contract is accessible via a public portal link for interested subcontractors to submit proposals.

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Remove unsound concrete, place Class 47BD 4000 concrete for bridge decks in Nuckolls and Thayer.

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Nevada → Nebraska Department of TransportationView Agency

NAICS

238110 - Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure ContractorsView NAICS

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Nuckolls, Thayer, NV, US

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AgencyNevada → Nebraska Department of Transportation
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Removal of unsound concrete and placement of new Class 47BD 4000 concrete for bridge decks and approaches, including finishing and curing.

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