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NJDOT upcoming: Rt 23 & Rt 94 Rockfall Mitigation

NJDOT Anticipated Professional Services · NJ-23, NJ-94 · Sussex
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Anticipated NJDOT professional-services solicitation. Type: Rockfall mitigation. Expected posting: Spring 2026. Funding: Federal.

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TypeProfessional Services
Notice subtypeProfessional Services
SourceNJDOT Anticipated Professional Services
LocationSussex
CorridorNJ-23, NJ-94
ExpectedSpring 2026 (anticipated)
Source deadline textSpring 2026
Last checked2026-09-18
AccessPublic access
PlatformNJDOT website
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