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The contract pertains to the improvement of multiple road sections across Marion, Wayne, Seneca, and Beaver Townships in Noble County, Ohio, focusing on a two-lane resurfacing project covering 3.41 miles of County Road 16. The work includes comprehensive pavement repairs, shoulder grading, pavement marking, and all related tasks necessary to restore and enhance the road’s condition in accordance with approved plans and specifications. The project is solicited by the Ohio Department of Transportation under solicitation number NOB122943, with a posted date and response deadline both set for July 16, 2026, indicating a single-day submission window. The effort is categorized as a state-level transportation initiative under the SLED classification, with performance exclusively located in Noble County, Ohio, and no set-aside provisions specified for small or minority-owned businesses.
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