Description: The City of Fresno is seeking bids for the Logan Park Swings Project at Logan Park, located at 5450 North Santa Fe Avenue. The project is intended to enhance the park’s recreational facilities and provide safe, accessible public spaces for community enjoyment. The available scope text begins with installation of one item but does not identify the item in the visible description.
City · CA, US
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CityCA
Posted
Oct 5, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The City of Fresno is seeking bids for the Logan Park Swings Project at Logan Park, located at 5450 North Santa Fe Avenue. The project is intended to enhance the park’s recreational facilities and provide safe, accessible public spaces for community enjoyment. The available scope text begins with installation of one item but does not identify the item in the visible description.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
State AgencyOH
Posted
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Nov 6, 2026
Request for proposals for General Contracting services for the Lake Logan Dam Improvements project, including a bid alternate for a Spillway Pedestrian Crossing Bridge.
CityPA
Posted
Sep 28, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
The project consists of the installation of 60 SY of 5” depth concrete sidewalk, concrete pad, and foundation for a gazebo, bituminous pavement for two parking spaces and one handicap parking space, appurtenances, & all related work. Work under this contract shall include all materials, equipment, supplies, & labor for the construction as shown & specified in the Contract Documents. The project is located in Clearfield County, PA.
CityIA
Posted
Oct 14, 2026
Nov 11, 2026
Project consists of proposed renovations to the existing park. Construction of a concrete pedestrian pathway connecting the park to the recreation complex on the south side of town.
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