Description: The Ocean Highway and Port Authority of Nassau County is seeking proposals to upgrade terminal lighting and replace damaged electrical infrastructure at the Port of Fernandina. The work includes converting fixtures on about 21 terminal light poles (approximately 84 fixtures) to LED with photocell controls and replacing two damaged underground cable runs, including conduit and vault work. Proposers may bid on either scope or both, and the authority may award the work separately or together; the project is identified as funded by an FDOT grant.
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CityMA
Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Work consists of furnishing and installation of indicated pedestrian-scale path lights, stage lights, electrical connection to existing panel, and electrical improvement.
Kansas Department of Transportation
State AgencyKS
Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
Project includes approx. 6 EA High mast light tower (100') (48" CONCRETE BASE); 1 LS of electric lighting system; 3,060 EA work zone barricade.
Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget
State AgencyMI
Posted
Oct 2, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Work consists of 34 EA, guardrail reflector; 2 EA, guardrail, long span, DET MGS-3; 413 FT, guardrail, type MGS-8, 108 IN post; 18 SF, sign, type IIIA; 299 SF, sign, type IIIB; 324 SF, sign, type B, temp, prismatic, furn. See outside link.
CityWV
Posted
Oct 14, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
The Town of Wardensville seeks bids from a West Virginia-licensed contractor for a turnkey solar-energy project at its Wastewater Treatment Plant and Community Center. The work includes engineering, any necessary electrical-system upgrades, equipment and materials, and solar-panel installation; bids must include scalable pricing, savings and energy-production information, and a project schedule. The project is partly funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and is subject to federal domestic-content and labor requirements.
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