ASSOCIATED CONSULTING ENGINEERS (ACE)
ASSOCIATED CONSULTING ENGINEERS (ACE) is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_456492484BC8FE59. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Council for Development and Reconstruction.
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UEI Code
SLED_456492484BC8FE59Federal Contracting Overview
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AI Capability Profile
Associated Consulting Engineers (ACE) provides specialized consultancy services for critical infrastructure recovery and civil engineering. Their core capabilities include the clearing and restoration of damaged road networks, with specific technical expertise in debris removal and transportation in...
Associated Consulting Engineers (ACE) provides specialized consultancy services for critical infrastructure recovery and civil engineering. Their core capabilities include the clearing and restoration of damaged road networks, with specific technical expertise in debris removal and transportation infrastructure rehabilitation within conflict-affected or disaster-stricken regions. The company has experience working with the Council for Development and Reconstruction, delivering essential infrastructure restoration services in the Nabatieh, Hasbaya, and Marjeyoun Cazas of South Lebanon.
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1
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Prime · all time
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Sub · all time
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Prime · all time
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Sub · all time
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