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City of Sheldon Bid Tabs

City of Sheldon, City of Sheldon, IA·City
Jan 18, 2022
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Summary

This is an email communication regarding bid tabulations for two City of Sheldon projects: PCC Alley Reconstruction and HMA Overlay. The email indicates that bid tabs are attached and letters of recommendation from Beck Engineering will follow. The sender, Todd, plans to recommend approval of both base bids and alternates, noting potential implications for a future traffic signal project.

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