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ITB 27-15/TM LITTLE BACK RIVER ROAD RECONSTRUCTION

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IFB-129269State & Local

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Place of Performance

CITY OF HAMPTON, VA, USA

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Cross Sections Sheet - Little Back River Road Reconstruction

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ITB 27-15TM Little Back River Road Reconstruction

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Quality Assurance Plan - Little Back River Road Reconstruction

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ITB 27-15TM Bid Checklist

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Little Back River Road Reconstruction Plans

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AgencyVirginia → City of Hampton
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Organization / AgencyVirginia → City of Hampton
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The work under this Project generally consists of installing pedestrian facilities on both sides of Little Back River Road: an asphalt Shared-Use Path on the West side between Lamington Road and Oakville Road and a concrete sidewalk on the East side between Riverchase Drive and the existing sidewalk between Rosewood Drive and Westphal Drive.

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