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Traffic Control and Work Zone Safety Services

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2027 Lapeer Township Subdivision Paving

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AgencyMichigan → Lapeer County Road Commission
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Provides traffic control for prime contractors on Lapeer County Road Commission projects. Installs and removes temporary pavement markings and modifies signage within the Construction Impact Area. Implements safety measures per the Work Zone Safety and Mobility Manual and 2023 Michigan MUTCD. Uses MASH TL-3 or NCHRP Report 350 hardware. Delivers compliant work zones and temporary markings.

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