How to Find ODOT Pre-Qualified Ohio Contractors
It's surprisingly easy!
ODOT has a search function specifically for its pre-qualified contractors built into its website. It feels a little spartan, but it does the trick. This tool allows you to search for pre-qualified Ohio contractors for 57 different services, called "Work Types," which you can find listed below.
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contractors,
civil construction,
Ohio construction
Here’s to helping friends in this great community we call home. Park Enterprise Construction Co., Inc. is pleased to be tackling some ongoing work at CenMac Metalworks that aims to create dozens of new jobs right here in Marion, OH.
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contractors,
site work,
underground utilities,
civil construction,
Ohio construction,
project of the month
Underground utilities don’t just magically appear underground. There are several different digging methods to place underground pipes, each ideal for a specific situation.
Generally, pipe installation either requires open cutting (or trenching) from the surface or directional boring (lateral tunneling). For good measure, we’re throwing in a third option, jack and bore, which can open larger spaces and long distances underground in special circumstances.
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underground utilities,
civil construction,
Ohio construction
Editor's Note: This blog post was originally published on April 19th, 2018 and was updated on July 16th, 2018.
You might not think much about it, but your commercial parking lot is absolutely part of your customer's first impression. In fact, your customer’s experience with your business doesn’t start in the store. It starts as soon as they drive into your parking lot!
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Parking Lot,
Asphalt Paving,
civil construction,
Ohio construction
We’re happy to play a role, big or small, in the growth and prosperity of our hometown. That’s why helping Nucor Steel Marion, Inc. with various construction-related activities was such a no-brainer.
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Insider,
civil construction,
Ohio construction,
project of the month
Civil construction projects require honest and upfront communication of your needs and how the contractor proposes to meet them. Both sides should come prepared to hammer out dirty details to achieve a squeaky clean project in the end.
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Parking Lot,
Asphalt Paving,
asphalt milling,
contractors,
demolition contractors,
underground utilities,
civil construction,
regulations,
rules,
Ohio construction
Putting off routine maintenance WILL cost more in the long run. Instead of small maintenance tasks, you’ll need to completely replace your asphalt parking lot. This is expensive for a few reasons:
- Paving an entire parking lot is expensive. Period.
- Having sections of your parking lot (or the whole lot) unavailable can deter customers.
- You may have to temporarily shut down your business for the paving process.
- You’ll probably have to pay for patches and emergency maintenance before you can actually get it repaved.
- It’s rare (but possible) that you can run into liability issues if someone injuries themselves or damages their car due to your poorly maintained parking lot.
Click here for a printable parking lot maintenance checklist!
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Parking Lot,
Asphalt Paving,
civil construction,
Ohio construction
Commercial property owners typically begin a strong push for site improvement as winter ends and the weather permits spring construction.
You may be looking to repair damage to your asphalt parking lot after a harsh winter. Or perhaps you see this spring as an ideal time to upgrade your stone parking lot into an attractive asphalt lot. Either way, here are some great parking lot design tips to consider as the weather in Central OH breaks.
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Parking Lot,
Asphalt Paving,
asphalt milling,
Ohio construction
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Parking Lot,
Asphalt Paving,
demolition,
contractors,
demolition contractors,
site work,
underground utilities,
civil construction,
regulations,
rules,
Ohio construction
Yes, let’s put it that way. A sinkhole will swallow your money for sure. So let’s catch it before it gets here.
Water is a destructive force of nature. It also acts covertly like a Navy SEAL team. It’ll go undercover underground to erode and destroy before anyone even knows it’s a problem.
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Parking Lot,
underground utilities,
Ohio construction