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I-5: Roberts Creek Road - South Umpqua River Erosion Repair
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This contract involves erosion repair work on the lower bench adjacent to southbound Interstate 5 near milepost 115.7 in Douglas County, Oregon. The scope includes excavation, installation of a PVC liner, geotextile, and filter blanket to stabilize the area, along with the placement of Riprap to prevent further erosion. Temporary traffic control measures are also part of the project to ensure safe and efficient work zones during construction. The project is managed by the Oregon Department of Transportation and is solicited under NAICS code 423860, with a response deadline set for February 20, 2024. The work aims to address erosion issues and protect the roadway infrastructure in this location.
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