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Clearing, Grubbing, and Utility Demolition

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This scope was carved out of 273C909417.

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Traffic Signals Contract No.3

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AgencyCity of Cincinnati → Division Of Traffic Engineer
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Performs initial site clearing and removal of legacy traffic infrastructure for prime contractors on City of Cincinnati Division of Traffic Engineering projects. Executes clearing and grubbing per project plans and removes existing traffic signals, steel poles, posts, pull boxes, and power services using heavy demolition equipment. Requires debris disposal per city regulations. Delivers a cleared site and removed legacy equipment.

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