The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-21
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Office OF the. Director Of Highways
Olympia. Washington
lamar. 10 1910

NOlllk IL I'm RAJ IEsS
Office OF the Director Of Highways
Olympia. Washington
January 10. 1893
Sealed BIDS VIII be received BY The
Director OF Highways AZ Olympia
Washington. on Tuesday. February
7. 1899. until 1000 A. NJ. fer the
construction OF the following inn
proyements and viii then and there
be opened and publicly read.
I. Paving with Portland cement
concrete and constructing steel
sirder Embarrassing on about o4
miles OF Primary State Highway No
eral Aid Grade Crossing Project No.
FAGH 2oi-E %, IN Spokane County.
Washington, involving about 2694o
cubic yards OF excavation. 4.o8o cubic
yards OF selected roadway borrow,
5.o2i square yards OF cement concrete
pavement. II $40 pounds OF steel re-
inforcing bars. $40 cubic yards OF
concrete, 3se. 600 pounds OF structural
steel. 1900 pounds OF cast steel,
as 600 pounds OF wrought iron. 1870
linear feet Of pipe cuiverts and other
items.
2. Paving With Portland cement
concrete, constructing a reinforced
concrete T-beam bridge and one re-
infoFced concrete pier on about O l
miles OF Primary State Highway No
Is. Everett Approach 70 Snohomish
River Bridge, Federal Aid Project No
1871 u. In Snobomish County
Washington. involving about 5-56C
cubic yards OF excavation. i,73s
square yards OF cement concrete pave
naent. 2.343 cubic yards OF concrete,
arg 400 pounds OF steel rclnforc.ne
bars, 1880 pounds Of structural
steel. $3.50 linear feet OF treated tim
Der piling. SIS linear feet OF pipe Gull
verts and other items
3 Clearing. grading draining and
surfaeing OF about as piles OF Sec
ondary State Highway No. 5-H Raj
nier to Yelm. Federal Aid Secondary
Project No. FAs. 26i-D %, IN Thurs
ton County. Washington. involving
about % acres OF clearing 1877 500
cubic yards OF excavation. 1850 cubic
yards OF shoulder material. 6.3i0
cubic yards of selected roadway Dor
row. e.slo cubic yards OF crushed
stone surfacing. $3.50 linear feet OF
cable guard rail design No. o. II
NJ. b. NJ. OF treated timber and lum-
Der. 2 800 linear feet OF pipe cul-
verts and other items
Federal Aid, Federal Aid Secondary
Highway and Federal Aid Grade
Crossing projects will carry proYi-
20 40 hours per week per individual
and the following minimum wage
scale; A minimum wage of 81 20 per
hour TO all skilled labor. s0.7s per
hour TO all labor intermediate grade.
and 1850 per hour 70 all unskliled
labor
Labor required for Federal Aid
Federal Aid Secondary Highway and
FEDERAL AID Grade Crossing projects
shall be chosen from lists furnished
by the Washington State Employ =
ment Service. A local agency Will be
designated BY the Washington State
Employment Service TO prepare the
employment lists for each project.
All bid proposals shall be accom-
panied By a bid proposal deposit In
cash. certified check or cashier s
check In an amount equal to five per
cent go OF the amount OF such bid
proposal. Should the successful bid
der fail TO enter into such contract
and furnish satisfactory perform
snce bond within the time stated In
shall be forfeited TO the state Of
Washington.
REHABILITATION OF Bidders f. re-
uuired Maps. plans and specifica-
tons may be obtained from this Of
flee upon written request therefor
and payment TO the Director OF High
ways by cash. certified check. CASH
ier's check or money order the sum
OF two dollars az o0l for each copy
OF such maps, plans and speclflca-
tons.
International copies of maps. plans
and specifications are on iile IN the
office OF the County Engineer in the
county in which the work Is situated.
the chapter offices OF the Associated
General Contractors Of America ~
Seattle. Spokane and Portland. and
the offices Of the District Engineers
OF THE Department OF Highways.
where they MAJ ~ inspected.
L Y. MURROw.
Director OF Highways.