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Crosswalk Safety Enhancements at Milwaukee Avenue and Maple Avenue Intersection
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The Village of Libertyville is seeking sealed proposals from qualified bidders for crosswalk safety enhancements at the intersection of Milwaukee Avenue and Maple Avenue in Illinois. The scope of work includes pavement and sidewalk removal and replacement, the installation of a median refuge island, and the setup of posts, mast arm assemblies, and poles equipped with rapid rectangular flashing beacons and associated signage. Interested contractors must purchase the bidding documents via QuestCDN for a nonrefundable fee of 22 dollars to be included on the official Planholder List, as bids from non-listed contractors will be rejected. Sealed proposals must be submitted by 10:00 A.M. on December 20, 2024, to the Village office at 200 E. Cook Avenue, Libertyville, where they will be publicly opened and read.
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