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Pavement milling cost per square yard in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania agencies paid a median $5.90 per square yard for pavement milling over the last five years (2,260 winning bids from 1,395 bid tabulations), 39% above the national median of $4.25.
$5.90median per square yard
$3.10 – $12.00middle half of awards
2,260winning bids
By year
| Letting year | Median per square yard | Winning bids |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | $6.28 | 68 |
| 2022 | $5.00 | 543 |
| 2023 | $6.55 | 474 |
| 2024 | $6.00 | 449 |
| 2025 | $6.00 | 384 |
| 2026 | $5.57 | 342 |
Items that make up this family in Pennsylvania
- Milling Of Asphalt Pavement Surface, Variable Depth, Milled Material Retained By Contractor · 520 winning bids
- Milling Of Asphalt Pavement Surface, 2" Depth, Milled Material Retained By Contractor · 305 winning bids
- Milling Of Asphalt Pavement Surface, 1 1/2" Depth, Milled Material Retained By Contractor · 302 winning bids
- Milling Of Asphalt Pavement Surface, 2 1/2" Depth, Milled Material Retained By Contractor · 268 winning bids
- Milling Of Asphalt Pavement Surface, 2 1/4" Depth, Milled Material Retained By Contractor · 129 winning bids
Pavement milling in other states
- Florida: $4.00 per square yard
- South Carolina: $4.00 per square yard
- Virginia: $4.31 per square yard
- Minnesota: $2.40 per square yard
- North Carolina: $7.05 per square yard
- California: $5.35 per square yard
- Wisconsin: $3.15 per square yard
- Alabama: $2.12 per square yard
- Arkansas: $6.38 per square yard
- Louisiana: $4.22 per square yard
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