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Surrey council awards nearly $18M in road contracts related to Surrey-Langley SkyTrain

The expenditure limit, all told, is set at $19,693,000

Surrey city council awarded nearly $18 million in road building contracts Wednesday to make way for the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension.

A corporate report recommended that council award to B&B Heavy Civil Construction Ltd. $17,524,080 for Fraser Highway improvements from George Junction to the 14200 block, and $357,292.95 to Aplin & Martin Consultants Ltd. for related engineering construction services.

The expenditure limit is set at $19,693,000.

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