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IFB/PS/DPW/2403-1240269/Right of Way (ROW) Cleanup and Maintenance
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The City of Atlanta's Department of Procurement, on behalf of the Department of Public Works, is seeking qualified contractors to perform Right of Way (ROW) maintenance along city roadways, including arterial and collector roads, medians, and other relevant areas. The scope of work also encompasses ROW cleanup and maintenance activities specifically for the Atlanta Beltline project. This contract aims to ensure the upkeep and safety of roadway infrastructure through professional maintenance services. The solicitation, titled IFB/PS/DPW/2403-1240269, was posted on April 3, 2024, with a response deadline set for May 21, 2024. The contract is associated with NAICS code 333924 and is managed through the Georgia state procurement system. Interested bidders can contact Melody Muse Simmons via email or phone for further details.
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