Asphalt Millings Hauling and Removal Services
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This subcontract for Asphalt Millings Hauling and Removal Services involves the removal and transportation of approximately 6,000 tons of surplus asphalt millings for prime contractors working on City of Batavia projects in New York. The selected provider will be responsible for loading and hauling material from two designated sites, including the DPW Yard, utilizing front-end loaders and heavy-duty dump trucks to ensure the complete removal of all specified millings. The contractor must strictly adhere to all environmental regulations and vehicle weight limits throughout the duration of the project. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 10, 2026, for this project categorized under NAICS code 484220.
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Sale and Removal of Surplus Asphalt Millings
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