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Aggregate Supplier (Class 6 Base Course)

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This scope was carved out of 26-063.

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2027-2029 Emergency Sanitary Sewer Point Repair

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AgencyColorado → Wastewater
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Supplies and delivers Class 6 base course material for gravel surfaced alleys for prime contractors on City of Pueblo Wastewater projects. Sources and hauls Class 6 Base Course aggregate meeting City of Pueblo specifications. Requires heavy hauling equipment and aggregate sourcing capabilities. Delivers specified base course material to project sites.

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