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JEF-Dillonvale Salt Storage - Ohio Department of Transportation 2026

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The document outlines the proposal for the construction of a salt storage facility at the Dillonvale Outpost in Jefferson County, Ohio, under Project Number 103005. It includes details on project specifications, bidding requirements, contractor obligations, and compliance with various regulations including drug-free workplace policies and EDGE goals. The project aims to design and build a tension fabric mix building with specific structural requirements and environmental considerations. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of adhering to Ohio Department of Transportation guidelines throughout the construction process.

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