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Digout, Cold Milling, Plant Mix Overlay, Seal and Cover, and Centerline Rumble Strips on US 191, Roy-West, Fergus County
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The contract involves a comprehensive roadway improvement project along US 191 in Fergus County, Montana, specifically the Roy-West section. The scope includes digouts, cold milling, plant mix overlay, sealing and covering the roadway, and installing centerline rumble strips to enhance safety and durability. The project spans approximately 8 miles, beginning at RP 26.6 and extending eastward just west of Roy. The contract is managed by the Montana Department of Transportation and is valued between five and ten million dollars. The solicitation was posted on September 11, 2025, with a response deadline of October 9, 2025. The project aims to improve roadway conditions and safety features along this key route, supporting transportation infrastructure in Montana.
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