ALBANY—The New York State Department of Transportation recently announced the selection of eight apparent low bidders for work in the Hudson Valley/New York City regions.

Tully Construction Company Inc. of Flushing, NY was the lowest of five bidders at $8,818,653.30 pavement preservation at various locations in Queens.

JR Cruz Corp. of Holmdel, NJ was the lowest of five bidders at $9,364,279.45 for culvert rehab and replacements at various locations in Orange and Rockland counties.

Argenio Brothers Inc. of New Windsor, NY was the lowest of five bidders at $30,322,380. for various rehabilitations/improvements and culvert replacements along various locations on NYS Routes 94 and17A in Orange County.

Colarusso & Son Inc. of Hudson, NY was the lowest of seven bidders at $3,989,878. for PMI paving on Route 52 in the Town of Kent in Putnam County.

C.A.C. Industries Inc. of Long Island City, NY was the lowest of six bidders at $11,821,948.19 for culvert replacements at various locations in Putnam and Westchester counties.

Sun Up Construction Corp. of Wappingers Falls, NY was the lowest of three bidders at $8,495,270. for pavement ADA safety improvements at various locations in Orange and Ulster counties.

Callanan Industries Inc. of Albany, NY was the lowest of seven bidders at $9,674,744.35 for pavement resurfacing along Route 17 from Sullivan County line to Route 302 in Orange County.

MetroExpress Services Inc. of Brooklyn, NY was the lowest of four bidders at $420,119. for biennial graffiti removal at various locations in Columbia, Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Ulster and Westchester counties.