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Replacement of County Route 23 (Gayville Road) Bridge Over Scriba Creek
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Oswego County’s Highway Department is seeking bids from qualified contractors to replace the existing bridge on County Route 23 (Gayville Road) over Scriba Creek. The project involves constructing a new bridge using steel I-shaped beams and a 9 ½-inch thick monolithic deck, supported by concrete abutments. Additional work includes installing new guide railings and reconstructing the approaches to ensure proper access and safety. The contract is set for a duration of one year, with a submission deadline of April 29, 2025, and is open to all New York State counties. The project’s estimated value ranges from one to five million dollars, and it does not set aside specific opportunities for service-disabled veteran-owned businesses. This solicitation is part of a broader effort to improve infrastructure within the region, with no previous awards of similar contracts to the bidders within the past five years. Interested parties can find further details and respond via the provided online link.
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