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City of Easton
Constructing multiple freestanding seat walls to enhance landscaped areas by creating integrated seating around tree wells. These walls will be arranged in curved or segmented configurations to define planting spaces while maintaining gaps for tree health and maintenance access. The design emphasizes durability and visual appeal, using modular wall units with matching caps to achieve a clean, finished look that complements the surrounding environment. Each wall section will be installed on a compacted stone base and assembled in a dry-stack configuration per manufacturer guidelines. Caps will be securely adhered and slightly sloped for water drainage, with backfill and drainage measures incorporated to ensure stability and longevity. The completed installation will provide a cohesive, functional, and aesthetically pleasing feature that blends seamlessly with adjacent paving and planting areas.
Posted Date
Jan 6, 2026
Due Date
Feb 12, 2026
Release: Jan 6, 2026
City of Easton
Close: Feb 12, 2026
Constructing multiple freestanding seat walls to enhance landscaped areas by creating integrated seating around tree wells. These walls will be arranged in curved or segmented configurations to define planting spaces while maintaining gaps for tree health and maintenance access. The design emphasizes durability and visual appeal, using modular wall units with matching caps to achieve a clean, finished look that complements the surrounding environment. Each wall section will be installed on a compacted stone base and assembled in a dry-stack configuration per manufacturer guidelines. Caps will be securely adhered and slightly sloped for water drainage, with backfill and drainage measures incorporated to ensure stability and longevity. The completed installation will provide a cohesive, functional, and aesthetically pleasing feature that blends seamlessly with adjacent paving and planting areas.
AvailableCity of Easton
Clean up of the old Easton Iron & Metal facility. The Easton Iron & Metal (EIM) Hot Spot Removal project involves targeted remediation of contaminated areas identified on the EIM property. The work will follow technical specifications prepared by HDR, focusing on the removal and proper disposal of impacted soils and materials to meet environmental compliance standards.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Feb 12, 2026
City of Easton
Close: Feb 12, 2026
Clean up of the old Easton Iron & Metal facility. The Easton Iron & Metal (EIM) Hot Spot Removal project involves targeted remediation of contaminated areas identified on the EIM property. The work will follow technical specifications prepared by HDR, focusing on the removal and proper disposal of impacted soils and materials to meet environmental compliance standards.
AvailableCity of Easton
Modifications include controller modification, new mastarms, junction boxes, push buttons, vehicular and pedestrian signal heads, wiring, pavement markings and signing, vehicle detection system, maintenance and protection of traffic; and all necessary appurtenant work and materials required to complete the work indicated.
Posted Date
Nov 12, 2025
Due Date
Feb 13, 2026
Release: Nov 12, 2025
City of Easton
Close: Feb 13, 2026
Modifications include controller modification, new mastarms, junction boxes, push buttons, vehicular and pedestrian signal heads, wiring, pavement markings and signing, vehicle detection system, maintenance and protection of traffic; and all necessary appurtenant work and materials required to complete the work indicated.
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