Description: The Nova Scotia Department of Public Works seeks asphalt repaving for two sections of Highway 104. The first project covers approximately 2.8 kilometres of the eastbound lanes from Exit 17 to the East Mountain Road overpass. The second covers approximately 2.7 kilometres of the eastbound lanes from Exit 18A to the Colchester/Pictou County line, bringing the total to approximately 5.5 kilometres.
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StateNS
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Oct 2, 2026
The Department of Public Works is seeking bids for asphalt repaving on Highway 101 in Hants County. The work covers approximately 5.7 kilometres of the westbound lanes, from the Mount Uniacke railroad overpass (HAN226) to kilometre marker 275. This is an open construction solicitation, not a grant program.
StateNS
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Oct 7, 2026
The Department of Public Works is seeking competitive bids for one asphalt-repaving project in Pictou County. The project covers approximately 11.1 kilometres of westbound Highway 104, from Exit 19 to Exit 18A. Tender documents and up-to-date addenda are available through the Nova Scotia Procurement Portal.
StateNS
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Sep 22, 2026
Oct 2, 2026
The Province of Nova Scotia, through its Department of Public Works, is soliciting proposals for asphalt repaving on Highway 101 in Annapolis County. The work covers approximately 5.6 kilometres from KM Marker 133.5 easterly. This is an open construction solicitation with proposals due October 2, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. Atlantic time.
StateNS
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Oct 16, 2026
This procurement covers partial-depth reclamation and asphalt repaving on Trunk 30 in Victoria County, from 2.8 km north of West Side Middle River Road to 1.4 km south of Egypt Road, for approximately 6.7 kilometres. The estimated contract period is 12 months. The Department of Public Works is the buying organization, and bidders are directed to the Nova Scotia Procurement Portal for the tender documents and current addenda.
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