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City Of San Antonio - TX
Pavement Markings/ Road Markings/ Road Striping
23- ****- A 2026- 2027 Task Order Contract for Pavement Markings Package A
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Department Of Transportation - CA
Road Markings/ Pavement Markings/ Traffic Control Markings/ Asphalt Markings/ Concrete Markings/ Thermoplastic Markings/ Road Striping/ Street Markings/ Highway Markings/ Municipal Markings/ Public Works Markings/ Transportation Markings/ Civil Engineering Markings/ Infrastructure Markings
Crosswalk Markings Services in Merced and Tuolume. - -
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City Of Evans
Road Repair
2026 Mill and Overlay The work will consist of roto- milling asphalt pavement and paving the top lift at varying depths. Work will be performed citywide. All ADA Ramps that are non- compliant ( Besides 17th Ave) will be replaced with Directional ADA Ramps where applicable. Also included in this work is replacing 1 segment of 125 LF Water Pipe Main on McNitt St. The work includes Traffic control, public information and pavement markings. Baldwin Avenue - McNitt St. to 32nd StreetBarclay Court - McNitt St. to
Mill and overlay asphalt pavement Roto- milling asphalt pavement and paving the top lift at varying depths citywide. Replacement of non- compliant ADA ramps with directional ADA ramps. Replacement of 1 segment of 125 lf water pipe main on McNitt St. Work includes traffic control, public information, and pavement markings in areas like Baldwin Avenue - McNitt St. to 32nd Street, Barclay Court - McNitt St. to, etc.
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