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Construction Trucking & Hauling (Debris Removal)

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This subcontract for Construction Trucking and Hauling is issued by the Public Works Capital Projects division in California to support County of San Mateo facility projects. The selected contractor will be responsible for loading and transporting various construction debris, including excavation materials, soil, sand, gravel, concrete, and old piping, from county sites to approved disposal facilities using appropriate dump trucks and hauling equipment. A critical compliance requirement of this agreement is the submission of certified payroll records within ten days of a request, in accordance with the San Mateo County Project Labor Agreement. The contract focuses on the efficient removal and legal disposal of all project debris. Interested parties must respond by December 10, 2026.

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San Mateo County subcontract for construction debris hauling and disposal; deadline December 10, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of 2027-RFP-00205.

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Hauls construction debris for prime contractors on County of San Mateo facility projects. Loads and transports excavation materials, old piping, soil, sand, gravel, and concrete from County sites to approved disposal facilities using dump trucks and hauling equipment. Requires submission of certified payroll records within ten days of request per the San Mateo County PLA. Delivers the removal and legal disposal of project debris.

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