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Bids-Week of 3/9/12 (access required)

by IBR Staff

Published: April 6,2012

Penhall Co. was apparent low bidder on Interstate 184 work from the Flying Wye bridges area to Main Street, Boise. Bid: $919,044. Idaho Construction Co. was apparent low bidder on bridge and U.S. 93 repairs in Cassia County. Bid: $565,172. Idaho Sand & Gravel was apparent low bidder on U.S. 95 work from Wilder to Parma. Bid: ...
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