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Shoulder Pavement Extension

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The contract is for the widening of road shoulders to enhance safety, improve drainage, and ensure compliance with WSDOT design standards, specifically under the title Shoulder Pavement Extension. This subcontract is classified under NAICS code 237310, indicating it falls within the highway and street construction category. The work is set to take place in Port Angeles, with the project managed by the Western Federal Lands Division of the Department of Transportation. Although the solicitation number and set-aside details are not provided, the posting date indicates the opportunity was made available in July 2026. The contract does not specify a point of contact or detailed location information beyond the city, and the full terms and conditions are accessible through the provided SAM.gov link.

General Info

Widen road shoulders in Port Angeles for safety and drainage under WSDOT standards, highway construction.

Agency

Department Of Transportation → 690567 Western Federal Lands DivisionView Agency

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Port Angeles, WA, USA

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PostedJul 22

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AgencyDepartment Of Transportation → 690567 Western Federal Lands Division

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Widening of road shoulders to improve safety, drainage, and compliance with WSDOT design standards.

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