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Buc871015D Nutrient Reduction Wetland

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009-RFBW-1303-2025State & Local

Submission Closed10/09/2024

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The Buc871015D Nutrient Reduction Wetland project involves constructing a traditional breakpoint nutrient reduction wetland in Iowa, with key activities including the installation of steel sheet pile weirs, water control structures, tile drainage systems, and seeding. The contract, issued by the Iowa Department of Administrative Services, is targeted at projects within the NAICS code 238330, which pertains to water and sewer line and related structures. The project has an estimated value ranging from $2 million to $5 million and is open for bids until October 9, 2024. Bidders are encouraged to review the detailed solicitation available online and contact Tracy Bruun via email or phone for further information. The project aims to enhance water quality through nutrient reduction strategies, emphasizing structural construction and land management practices. The contract’s scope underscores the importance of precision in installing water control infrastructure and establishing vegetative cover to ensure the wetland’s effectiveness in nutrient management within the state of Iowa.