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Bioswale Vegetation and Planting

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This subcontract for Bioswale Vegetation and Planting involves the installation of native plants, shrubs, and seed mixes for prime contractors working on stormwater projects for the Town of Southampton. The scope of work focuses on utilizing native species specifically chosen for filtration and salt tolerance, alongside the application of mulch and the installation of coconut fiber, straw mats, and erosion control blankets to ensure a fully planted and stabilized bioswale. The project requires strict compliance with New York State Prevailing Wage regulations under PRC 2026024785. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 7, 2026, for this opportunity which falls under NAICS code 561730.

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Subcontract for native bioswale planting in Southampton; deadline October 7, 2026; prevailing wages.

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New York → Town of SouthamptonView Agency

NAICS

561730 - Landscaping ServicesView NAICS

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NY, USA

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This scope was carved out of BP2026-0047.

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Longneck Blvd Flanders Bioswale

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AgencyNew York → Town of Southampton
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Installs native plants, shrubs, and seed mixes for prime contractors on Town of Southampton stormwater projects. Plants native species for filtration and salt tolerance, applies mulch, and installs erosion control blankets and coconut fiber/straw mats. Complies with NY State Prevailing Wage (PRC 2026024785). Delivers a fully planted and stabilized bioswale.

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