Pavement Marking and Surface Treatment Specialist
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The Pavement Marking and Surface Treatment Specialist subcontract involves providing specialized roadway services for prime contractors on South Carolina Department of Transportation preservation projects. The scope of work includes the application of permanent pavement markings, such as white and yellow solid or broken lines, diagonal lines, word messages, and lane drop arrows, as well as the installation of High Friction Surface Treatment according to specific project requirements. This subcontract is associated with the South Carolina Department of Transportation and is designated for performance in Spartanburg. The project falls under NAICS code 238990 and focuses on the delivery of completed roadway striping and high-friction surface applications to ensure roadway safety and durability.
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Spartanburg, SC, USASet-Aside
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