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Stacy & Witbeck: NE 97th Ave Couch/Davis Area Improvements
By: scott.huish//April 19, 2024//
Listen to this article| SUB-BIDS REQUESTED | ||||||
| NE 97th AVE COUCH/DAVIS AREA IMPROVEMENTS PHASE 1 LID NE Portland, OR |
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| Bid date: 10:00 AM on 4/30/2024 | ||||||
| ITB NO. City of Portland Bid Solicitation #: 00002310 Owner of Project Scopes Needed |
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| We are an equal opportunity employer requesting sub-bids from qualified DBE/MBE/WBE/ESB subcontractors & suppliers. | ||||||
| CCB# 97081 |
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