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Dunham Street Road Improvement
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The contract for the Dunham Street Road Improvement project in Dundee, Michigan, involves comprehensive enhancements to the village's roadway infrastructure along Dunham Street. The scope includes upgrading the existing roadway, installing new materials, and performing necessary demolition and restoration work to support infrastructure improvements. A significant component of the project is the removal and replacement of the stormwater drainage system, which includes catch basins and other related elements, to ensure improved water management and drainage efficiency. The project is estimated to cost between one million and five million dollars and is open for bids until July 31, 2025. The Village of Dundee, under the Michigan agency, is overseeing the project, with Ryan Rudzis serving as the primary contact for inquiries. Interested parties can find additional details and submit responses through the designated procurement portal.
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