Bridge Steel/Concrete Superstructure Supply
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This subcontract for Bridge Steel/Concrete Superstructure Supply involves the fabrication and delivery of bridge spans, girders, and decking components for UPRR bridge replacement projects located in Butte County, California. The selected provider will be responsible for producing structural steel or pre-cast concrete beams that strictly adhere to the specifications set by the Central Valley Flood Protection Board and UPRR. To ensure structural integrity and compliance, the contractor must maintain AWS certifications and follow all AREMA standards. The scope of work includes the full fabrication process and the subsequent delivery of these components to the project site. This opportunity is associated with the Central Valley Flood Protection Board and falls under NAICS code 332312.
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This scope was carved out of Permit No. 19941.
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Permit No. 19941 UPRR Sacramento Subdivision Mile Post 190.84 Bridge Replacement Project
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