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Chip Seal, Fog Seal, and Pavement Markings on US-23 in Cheboygan County
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This contract involves the application of chip seal, fog seal, and pavement markings over a 6.76-mile stretch of US-23 in Cheboygan County, Michigan, extending from Mulligan Creek Road to Cordwood Road. The project aims to enhance the roadway's durability and safety through surface treatments and markings, with a focus on maintaining pavement quality over time. A key feature of the contract is a two-year pavement performance warranty, ensuring that the contractor will address any issues related to the pavement's condition during this period. The project is managed by the Michigan Department of Transportation and falls within a contract size range of $500,000 to $1,500,000. Interested parties are invited to respond by January 10, 2025, with further details available through the provided online link.
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