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Traffic512SP20-0002LS · lump sum

NS Maintenance of Traffic Entire Project Entire Project

Unit LS (lump sum, one per contract)Lettings Nov 16, 2011 – Aug 28, 20131 agency in 1 state

LSPriced per contract — not a unit price

Median lump-sum amount

Thin 3 winning bids

≈$34,093per contractLow confidence

Treat this as a rough guide. Only 3 winning bids on record — we want 12 or more before calling a figure a median.
Winning bids
3
Source documents
3

Winning bids only, as awarded. Nominal dollars. How we compute this

3Winning bids
1Agency
Nov 16, 2011 – Aug 28, 2013Letting period

Where the number comes from

One of the 3 winning bids behind that median, with the agency’s own document one click away.

Agency
VDOT (Bristol (1)) · Bristol, Virginia
Letting
Aug 28, 2013
Quantity
1 LS
Contractor
W-L CONSTRUCTION & PAVING, INC.
Winning price
$89,077 / LS
Open the source pagecontract CM114PM104311 · bidtabs.vdot.virginia.gov

What’s behind $34,093

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  • Middle-half range

    The p25–p75 band of winning bids — where most jobs actually land.

  • Price distribution

    All 3 bids charted, so you can see clusters and outliers.

  • 3 observations

    Agency, county, letting date, quantity and the price as printed.

  • 3 public bid tabulations

    Every row links to the agency’s own document. Check any price yourself.

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3 observations

1 agency in 1 state · lettings Nov 16, 2011 – Aug 28, 2013

LettingAgency · CountyQuantityUnit priceSource document
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