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Aggregate and Rockfill Supply

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This subcontract for the Department of Defense, managed by the USACE Kansas City District, involves the supply of aggregate and rockfill materials for Missouri River Project improvements in Hartsburg. The contractor is responsible for extracting and processing 10,100 tons of Type 1 Rock, 400 tons of 6 inch minus, 250 tons of 3 inch clean rock, and 250 tons of 1 inch road rock. All materials must be delivered as certified tons and meet the quality standards defined by ASTM C 127 and Method CRD-C 144-92. The project requires the use of crushing and screening plants to ensure material specifications are met. This opportunity is designated as a total Small Business Set Aside under NAICS code 212319. The response deadline for this solicitation is September 10, 2026.

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Small business subcontract for supplying aggregate and rockfill materials for Missouri River Project.

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Department Of Defense → W071 Endist Kansas CityView Agency

NAICS

212319 - Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and QuarryingView NAICS

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Hartsburg, MO, 65039, USA

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SBA

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This scope was carved out of W912DQ26QA079.

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Providence Bend Rock Purchase

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W071 Endist Kansas City
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Supplies rock materials for prime contractors on USACE Kansas City District Missouri River Project improvements. Extracts and processes 10,100 tons of Type 1 Rock, 400 tons of 6" minus, 250 tons of 3" clean rock, and 250 tons of 1" road rock. Ensures compliance with ASTM C 127 and Method CRD-C 144-92. Requires crushing and screening plants. Delivers certified tons of specified rock materials.

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