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Williamsport City Council Approves $62K Contract for Street Line Paving

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21

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The City of Williamsport council approved a resolution awarding a contract for street line paving services. The contract, valued at $62,251.42, was awarded to Road Safe Traffic Systems, which has previously performed work for the city. The project involves about 40 streets and is funded through state liquid fuels funds.

From sungazette.com

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The city engineer, Bill Scott, confirmed the contract was reached after the city received no bids during two separate calls for tenders. Council discussions also noted the city holds roughly $1.3 million in the liquid fuels budget, which could carry over into the next fiscal year.

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Who's involved

Bill ScottCity engineer for the City of Williamsport

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