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City of Westminster – Wakefield Valley Park

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AgencyConewago Enterprises, Inc.
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Conewago Enterprises, Inc. is seeking qualified DBE's for the City of Westminster – Wakefield Valley Park project. Bid Due 11/18/26 at 12PM EST (subject to change if updated per addendum). Subcontracting and supply opportunities include but are not limited to: fencing (238990), Landscaping (561730), Painting (238320), Seeding, (561730), Surveying (541370), and Tree Removal (561730). For questions or to obtain bidding documents, please email contact@example.gov. Thanks!

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