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The City of Mount Vernon, Washington, manages public infrastructure projects including bridge planning, roadway improvements, and municipal utility maintenance. Vendors specializing in civil engineering, urban planning, construction management, and environmental consulting frequently compete for contracts related to the city's capital improvement program.
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The City of Mount Vernon, WA seeks qualified consultants for architectural and civil engineering services for the 2026-27 Overlay and ADA Improvements project on Urban Avenue. The project includes design through bid award milestones, with construction planned for summer 2027. SOQs are due June 24, 2026.
City of Mount Vernon, WA · Washington
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Invitation to Bid for Seneca Drive Culvert Debris Removal in Mount Vernon, WA. Project includes environmental restoration, debris removal, channel excavation, and traffic control. Estimated cost $160K-$220K. Bids due June 11, 2026.
City of Mount Vernon, WA · Washington
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City of Mount Vernon seeks bids for 2025 Overlay project including asphalt milling, thin overlay, concrete sidewalks, ADA ramps, utility adjustments, street striping, and property restoration. Estimated $900K-$1.1M. Bid due June 2, 2026. Submission via e-Procurement Portal required.
City of Mount Vernon, WA · Washington
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The City of Mount Vernon, WA requests qualifications from consultants to conduct a planning and feasibility study for the Division Street / SR 536 Bridge, focusing on active transportation and long-term community needs with public engagement and alternatives analysis.
City of Mount Vernon, WA · Washington
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