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Call 1 25272006
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The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities is seeking a consultant to provide professional geotechnical investigation engineering services for the rehabilitation of the airport in Chuathbaluk, Alaska. The selected contractor will be responsible for conducting field analysis to support recommendations made by the in-house CRM engineer. This scope of work specifically excludes the provision of recommendations within the final geotechnical report and does not anticipate the need for drilling activities. Qualified personnel for this project must include a Civil Engineer and a Geologist, or individuals with closely related degrees, who possess documented experience performing geotechnical investigations in remote locations. This solicitation, identified as Call 1 25272006, is managed by the state of Alaska with a response deadline set for July 18, 2026.
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