AMR, Cambria & Westmoreland Cnties
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This solicitation, issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, covers an extensive environmental remediation and land management project located in Cambria and Westmoreland Counties. The scope of work focuses heavily on erosion and sediment pollution control, including the installation of wash racks, compost filter socks, and sediment filter tubes. Major earthwork requirements include clearing and grubbing over 23 acres, grading approximately 122,489 cubic yards of material, and the disposal of over 44,000 cubic yards of coal refuse. Additional technical requirements involve the supply, delivery, and placement of 24,628 tons of coal ash, along with the installation of subsurface and chimney blanket drains. The project also encompasses site restoration through the planting of nearly 10,000 tree seedlings and grass seed, the construction of a stilling basin, and the development of an access road. Interested parties must submit responses by November 12, 2026, with bid documents available through BidExpress.
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