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RFB-2933 MicroSurfacing

Description: The micro-surfacing surface shall consist of a mixture of polymer modified asphalt emulsion, mineral aggregate, mineral filler, additives and water; and it shall be properly proportioned, mixed and spread on an existing surface in accordance with plans, specifications, and as ordered by the owner.

Buyer: County of Chemung
County · NY, US
Released: Nov 4, 2026
Closes: Nov 19, 2026(9 days left)

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Peter J. DeWindAssigned Counsel Administrator

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John E. WintersAssistant District Attorney

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Mark MargesonChairman of the Legislature

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Susan Rider-UlaccoChief Assistant District Attorney

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