Recycling Services in the Verde Village Area in Yavapai County, AZ - Contract #1922789See Call for Bids for more information and website hyperlink for downloading all contract documents. Due Date: 10/17/2019
1.0 GENERAL The Board of Commissioners of Glynn County, Georgia (County) seeks proposals from interested qualified Engineering firms to provide engineering services for drainage and watermain improvements in the Village area of St. Simons Island. The selected firm is to provide final construction plans for drainage and watermain improvements along Butler Ave and Georgia Street.
Shim and overlay pave, 1220 tons, village area and reclaim portion of Hortonville Rd, 13500 sy.
Shim and overlay pave, 1220 tons, village area and reclaim portion of Hortonville Rd, 13500 sy.
FARMERS VILLAGE MEETINGWork DescriptionORGANIZING RESERVE AREA FARMERS VILLAGE MEETINGNDA/Pre QualificationAS PER ATTACHED NITIndependent External Monitor/RemarksNATender Value in ₹ NAProduct CategoryMiscellaneous Works Sub categoryMISCELLANEOUS WORKS Contract TypeTenderBid Validity(Days)90Period Of Work(Days)365 LocationSUGAULI EAST CHAMPARANPincode845456 Pre Bid Meeting PlaceNA Pre Bid Meeting AddressNA Pre Bid Meeting DateNA Bid Opening PlacePATNAShould
azaengle@westcolumbiasc.gov Tel: (803) 939-8625 Mill Village Area Infrastructure Improvements Request for Proposals The City of West Columbia, South Carolina is requesting Statements of Proposals (RFPs) from qualified consulting engineering firms to provide professional engineering services related to the Mill Village Area Infrastructure Improvements (Project) in the City of West Columbia
It will be home to a new Town Square Park with surrounding housing and retail to serve as the City’s pedestrian-friendly and walkable Downtown.The Village sits just east of the Retail District and is separated from the rest of the Downtown by I-680. As a result, there has been a concentrated effort to brand this area as The Village and bring an outdoor dining presence to the area, making it vibrant and walkable.
