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CDBG PY24 Allocation Tornado Siren - McCutcheville
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Wyandot County is seeking sealed proposals for the Village of McCutchenville Tornado Siren Project as part of the State of Ohio Community Development Allocation Program PY2024. Interested parties must submit their bids to the Wyandot County Commissioners office in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, by May 13, 2025, at 11:00 am. Project plans, specifications, and bid forms are available through Ben Martens at the Great Lakes Community Action Partnership. All submissions must be in whole dollars and include either a bid bond for one hundred percent of the bid amount or a certified check, cashier's check, or letter of credit for at least ten percent of the bid amount payable to the Wyandot County Treasurer. Bid bonds must also include Proof of Authority for the signing official. While the project focuses on the tornado siren, the documentation notes an estimated cost of 27,800 dollars.
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