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Structures821060, 202-11501, 522-1000LS · lump sum

Shoring

Unit LS (lump sum, one per contract)Lettings May 31, 2001 – May 13, 20254 agencies in 4 states

LSPriced per contract — not a unit price

Median lump-sum amount

Deep 21 winning bids

≈$66,000per contractLow confidence

Treat this as a rough guide. The winning bids behind this median are widely scattered — the middle half spans 370% of the median.
Winning bids
21
Source documents
16

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

21Winning bids
4Agencies
May 31, 2001 – May 13, 2025Letting period

Where the number comes from

One of the 21 winning bids behind that median, with the agency’s own document one click away.

Agency
SCDOT · South Carolina
Letting
May 13, 2025
Quantity
1 LS
Contractor
Webber-ferrovial JV
Winning price
$263,000 / LS
Open bid tabcontract 2764172 · 2764172.pdf

Median by quarter

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What’s behind $66,000

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  • Middle-half range

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

  • Price distribution

    All 21 bids charted, so you can see clusters and outliers.

  • 21 observations

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

  • 16 public bid tabulations

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Who let the work, and how agencies and states compare

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21 observations

4 agencies in 4 states · lettings May 31, 2001 – May 13, 2025

LettingAgency · CountyQuantityUnit priceSource document
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