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Bremik Construction: Alder Elementary & Woodland Elementary
scott.huish//June 19, 2024//
| SUB-BIDS REQUESTED | ||||||
| Alder Elementary Woodland Elementary |
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| Bid Due Date: June 25, 2024 at 2:00 PM | ||||||
| Alder Elementary- Installation of a new PEMB Covered Play Structure on existing asphalt. Scope of work includes site and asphalt dem-olition, asphalt patching, earthwork & utilities, PEMB installation and surface restoration. Address is 17200 SE Alder St., Portland, OR
Woodland Elementary 鈥� Installation of rubber tiles at existing playground equipment. Scope of work includes site clearing of existing wood fibers, earthwork & utilities, pervious concrete, concrete curbs, removal and reinstallation of existing playground equipment, installation of new ADA swings and installation of rubber tiles. 21607 NE Glisan St, Fairview, OR 97024 鈥� Start of Construction: July 2024 BOLI Commercial Prevailing wage rates are a requirement for this project. Local subcontractor participation, Disabled Veteran and DMWESB Goal Attainment Strategies: This project is encouraging the utilization of local and MWESB subcontractors. For more information, visit . |
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| Bremik Construction, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer & requests sub-bids from all interested firms including Minority & Women Owned, Emerging Small Business & Disadvantaged enterprises. | ||||||
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