U.S. 101 at 17th Street Sidewalk and Crossing
Last fall, the Stop and Go convenience store opened across U.S. 101 from Seaside High School, and students began crossing the highway for lunch and causing a safety issue. ODOT's District 1 made a recommendation to the city and the school district that a crosswalk be installed at 17th Street to mitigate the safety issue. Also, organizers of the Hood to Coast relay race may be interested in paying [...]
Sun Valley Elementary School Expansion
Sun Valley Elementary School, one of five elementary schools in the Sunnyside School District, is scheduled to receive a 19,130-square-foot expansion. Construction elements include conventional reinforced cast-in-place concrete foundations, floor slabs, steel joists and masonry. Site-work elements are required to accommodate the construction.
RFP: General Contractor for Energy Conservation Improvements
Bellingham Housing Authority intends to hire a general contractor from a pool of qualified contractors to perform both pre-construction and construction services, and to work with the design team to achieve the program goals within the stipulated budget.
UW Odegaard Undergraduate Library Fire Safety
Work includes extending fire sprinkler protection by approximately 115,000 square feet in an existing 150,000-square-foot, four-story basement building.
Klamath Tribes Issue Bid Results for Water System Well Project
The Klamath Tribes has issued bid results for Water System Well project for the 55-acre housing development in Chiloquin, OR.
Water Treatment Plant Filter Waste Valve Replacement
The project consists of the replacement of six 30-inch butterfly valves, including modification of the connection to existing valve actuators, fasteners, gaskets, anchor bolts and other hardware at the Joint Water Commission water treatment plan
A-Line RapidRide Passenger Facilities Improvements
The project consists of the construction of 42 RapidRide bus zones in preparation for future installation of bus passenger shelters and other associated work.
Mt. Hood Museum Elevator Addition
This project consists of building improvements involving selective demolition, removal of existing plumbing, reconfiguration of affected electrical systems and renovations required to install a new hydraulic elevator at the museum, located at 88900 E. Highway 26 Business Loop in Government Camp.
Tri-Tech Skills Center 2009-11 Minor Works
Bid Date/Time: Dec. 4, 2009, 2 p.m. The Tri-Tech Skills Center is a multi-functional building designed to house vocational programs for the Washington school districts of Benton City, Burbank, Finley, […]
RFP: LCC Downtown Campus Building – Feasibility Phase
Lane Community College intends to build a new, mixed-use building as a second site from which to offer educational and other services on a site in downtown Eugene.
RFQ: Design-Build for Rainier Vista Pedestrian Bridge
The University of Washington is soliciting statements of qualifications from qualified firms or joint ventures to provide design-build services for a pedestrian bridge to connect the Montlake Triangle with the Burke Gilman Trail at the Rainier Vista view corridor.
PSU Business Accelerator Wet Lab Tenant Improvements
Bid Date/Time: Dec. 22, 2009, 2 p.m. The Portland State Business Accelerator is a business incubator and accelerator for high-technology start-ups. Portland State University sponsors it as an economic development […]
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