A weekly compilation of the largest winning bids in the Pacific Northwest, according to the Daily Journal of Commerce Project Center.

1.

Winner (intent to award): Lawson Corp. of Carlton

Amount: $7,860,000

Project: Brookman Trunk Sewer Extension (Sherwood)

Owner: Clean Water Services

Cost estimate: $10,500,000

Project team: Shannon & Wilson Inc., AKS Engineering & Forestry

2.

Winner (intent to award): Hawk Mechanical of Monroe, Washington

Amount: $2,964,384

Project: Mechanical Construction Work Order 2024-2025 (King County, Washington)

Owner: King County

Cost estimate: $3,000,000

Project team: not available

3.

Winner (intent to award): Tapani Inc. of Battle Ground, Washington

Amount: $2,494,942

Project: Groundwater Development Project Package No. 9 (Gresham)

Owner: City of Gresham Department of Environmental Services

Cost estimate: $2,773,000

Project team: Water Systems Consulting Inc.

4.

Winner (intent to award): McClure & Sons Inc. of Wilsonville

Amount: $2,126,384

Project: Carkeet Wet Weather Treatment Station Dechlorination System (Seattle)

Owner: King County

Cost estimate: $1,949,200

Project team: not available

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5.

Winner (intent to award): Rocky Mountain Construction LLC of Klamath Falls

Amount: $872,620

Project: 2024 Shasta Way Sidewalk Improvements (Klamath County)

Owner: Klamath County

Cost estimate: $685,000 to $760,000

Project team: not availableÌý

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KLAMATH FALLS — Police say a road construction flagger was killed in southern Oregon when a motorist struck him in a highway construction zone.

Oregon State Police say 45-year-old Daniel Wessel was hit and pronounced dead at the scene along Highway 140 East in Klamath County on Tuesday evening.

Police say the preliminary investigation shows that 38-year-old Zahara Gonzales of Klamath Falls was driving a Mazda west on the highway when she entered the construction zone and the vehicle struck Wessel.

The circumstances of the crash — including whether Gonzales was speeding, impaired or distracted — are under investigation.

A state police spokesman told the Oregonian/OregonLive Wednesday that Gonzales has not been arrested. A person who answered the phone at Wessel’s employer, Rocky Mountain Construction, declined to comment.

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