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Construction Debris Hauling and Disposal

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This scope was carved out of 2026-13-SHLD.

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Virginia Avenue Underpass Repairs

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AgencyMaryland → City of Cumberland
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Hauls removed gunite, concrete, and wire fabric for prime contractors on City of Cumberland, Maryland bridge projects. Loads demolished materials and transports them to a permitted off-site disposal facility. Requires dump trucks and loading equipment. Delivers a clean site with all demolished materials removed to a permitted area.

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