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Requests for Proposal for 2025 Road Striping
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San Miguel County is seeking bids for its 2025 road striping project, with work scheduled to commence in the summer of 2025. The project is divided into three districts: District 1 in Telluride, District 2 in Norwood, and District 3 in Egnar. The scope of work includes painting double yellow and edge lines, as well as white stop bars, across various county roads including X48, 57P, 63L, T60, D65, K69, AA42/42ZN, and H1. The total project involves extensive striping and traffic control, with specific requirements for double yellow and edge lines totaling hundreds of thousands of linear feet across the three districts. Interested parties must submit their bids by April 18, 2025. Once a successful bidder is selected, a detailed application schedule will be established to ensure completion during the appropriate seasonal windows.
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