Sep 20, 2023 by -

Grant County – Notice to Bidder – 2023-14

NOTICE TO BIDDER / BID #2023-14 

Bids will be received until 3:30 p.m., Friday, October 6, 2023 at the Grant County Courthouse, County Clerk’s Office, 112 E. Guthrie St, Room 102, Medford, Oklahoma, 73759 and will be opened at 10:00 a.m., October 9, 2023 during the Regular Meeting of the Board of County Commissioners for the following: 

CONSTRUCTION FOR BRIDGE PROJECT 
Remove/Replace Bridge Traffic Rail 
LocalNo.357 
27N2960E0150006 
DISTRICT TWO (2), GRANT COUNTY, OK 

Project details are described in “Contract Documents and Plans and Specification” 

Questions regarding this bid can be directed to Max L. Hess, D1 @ 580-541-4740 • Craig A. Fredrick, D2@ 580-541-0945 • Steve Stinson, D3@ 580-532-1044. Bid packet can also be found at: www.grantcountyok.com or can be obtained by emailing Cindy Pratt, County Clerk at: cpratt@grant.okcounties.org 

The Bidders shall submit their bid on the official proposal form furnished. The bid envelope shall be clearly marked “SEALED BID #2023-14” with closing date and time. Bid Packet must contain correctly executed documentation of forms provided in the Contract Documents and Plan and Specification Documents Bid Packet titled 2023-14. The Board of County Commissioners will review all bids and reserves the right to reject any and/or all bids. 

Approved this 18th day of September 2023 

Board of County Commissioners 
Grant County Oklahoma

Steve Stinson, Chairmain, Craig A. Fredrick, Vice-Chairman, Max L. Hess, Member

ATTEST:
SEAL
Alexandra Brittain, 1st Deputy
Cindy Pratt, County Clerk

by JASON JUMP, M3 Publishing Editor - Sep 20, 2023

by JASON JUMP, M3 Publishing Editor - Sep 20, 2023

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