City of Lincoln Park, City of Lincoln Park, MI·City
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The Lincoln Park Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is soliciting bids from qualified firms to construct a new pocket park located at 1562 Fort Street in downtown Lincoln Park, Michigan. The agency has completed construction drawings, specifications, and layout plans, and is seeking a contractor to execute the physical build-out. The project site is situated in Wayne County. Interested vendors can access full construction drawings via the provided Giffels Webster share link. Submissions are due by December 2, 2024, at 10:00 AM. This procurement is managed through the BidNet Direct MITN system under solicitation ID 0000368366.
construction drawings, specifications, layout plan
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