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Pavement Marking and Traffic Control Services

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Washington → Procurement and Contract ServicesView Agency

NAICS

238990 - All Other Specialty Trade ContractorsView NAICS

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WA, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2025-MPW-233.

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168th Street East (SR-7 To B Street East) - CRP 5936

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Performs removal of existing markings and installation of permanent and temporary pavement markings for prime contractors on Pierce County projects. Uses water blasting and grinding for removal; installs plastic and painted lines, crosswalks, stop lines, and retroreflective tape per Pierce County Standard Drawings PC.H2.1 through PC.H2.9. Delivers completed permanent and temporary pavement markings.

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