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Concrete Boat Ramp Installation

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This scope was carved out of 26-0075-MA.

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Seminole Boat Ramp

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AgencyFlorida → Public Works
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Installs reinforced concrete launching bays for prime contractors on City of Clearwater Public Works marine projects. Pours 4,000 PSI concrete using caissons or pumps and installs epoxy-coated rebar. Creates slip-reduction grooves extending to the -5.0 ft contour. Provides shop drawings and calculations for design. Delivers eight finished concrete boat ramps capable of 30-ton loads.

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