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The document BD-5111N is a contract proposal from the North Carolina Department of Transportation for the replacement of Bridge No. 108 on SR 1305 over Cove Creek in Watauga County. It outlines the project details, including bid instructions, compliance requirements for contractors, and specifications for construction activities such as grading, drainage, paving, and structure work. The document emphasizes adherence to state laws regarding contractor licensing and includes provisions for minority and female employment, safety regulations, and environmental considerations. The bid opening date is set for August 30, 2012.

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