Letting Plans

NOTICE and DISCLAIMER

Please read and understand this Notice and Disclaimer before viewing the letting files! Once you understand the Notice and Disclaimer click on the button at the bottom of this page to view the current letting.

The Nebraska Department of Roads is attempting to improve the services offered to our contractors by making our letting plans available (in DJVU format) on our website. This format offers the advantage of a smaller file size than is possible in Adobe Acrobat. That translates into a faster download time.

IMPORTANT

1. You must download the DjVU free reader before you attempt to look at the web files.

2. This is a FREE download. Once it is installed on your machine, you will be able to use it to view/download and print the letting plan files or any other files formatted in DjVU whenever you wish.

3. Remember, even though the DjVU files are substantially smaller than the same file would have been in PDF, they are still relatively large files. If you are accessing them using a dial-up modem you will need to allow extra time for the files to load.

4. Please read through the instructions for viewing/downloading DjVU formatted files. The navigation through the documents is somewhat different than Adobe Acrobat.

PLEASE NOTE: These plans are offered as a convenience and are FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

These web letting plans are NOT intended to be used as a basis for bidding because of current web browser scaling issues with the plans as they are viewed, and differences in personal printers used by those who download the files.

If you intend to bid and you need to know exact scales of the projects, you should order your scaled plan sets from:

Contracts Office
P.O. Box 94759 Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-4759
1500 Highway 2 Lincoln, Nebraska 68502
Tel (402) 479-4525
Fax (402) 479-3803

NDOR Contracts Office

Your e-mail questions and comments about this service are welcome.


WARNING: Website information is subject to periodic change and/or updating without notice. Anyone relying on such information must bear the risk that the information downloaded previously may not be the most current version available. The user should check often for updates.