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Airport Pavement and Roadway Maintenance

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This subcontract for Airport Pavement and Roadway Maintenance involves providing grading and patching services for prime contractors on projects managed by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. The scope of work focuses on repairing runway and roadway surfaces by eliminating ruts and potholes that exceed three inches in depth or five inches in diameter. This process includes backfilling and compacting areas with runway-grade material, grading road shoulders, and clearing ditches to ensure all surfaces meet required specifications. The contractor is required to provide the necessary graders and compactors to execute these tasks. Classified under NAICS code 237310, the project is centered on maintaining critical airport infrastructure for the State of Alaska.

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ITB 2527H155 Golovin Rural Airport Maintenance

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AgencyState of Alaska → Transportation and Public Facilities
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Performs grading and patching for prime contractors on Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities airport projects. Grades surfaces to eliminate ruts and potholes exceeding 3 inches deep or 5 inches diameter; backfills and compacts with runway-grade material; grades road shoulders and clears ditches. Requires graders and compactors. Delivers repaired runway and roadway surfaces meeting specifications.

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