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CP25009

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48872State & Local

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The Port of Lake Charles in Louisiana is soliciting bids for the BT-1 Engineered Repairs Phase B project, specifically focusing on Area 2, which encompasses Calcine Loading, BC-13, and BC-14. This solicitation, identified as CP25009 under solicitation number 48872, is open for responses until October 2, 2026, at 3:00 PM. The project is categorized as a SLED organization procurement and will be performed within the state of Louisiana. Interested parties can find further details and submission guidelines through the provided Bid Express link.

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Port of Lake Charles seeks bids for BT-1 Phase B repairs by October 2026.

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AgencyLouisiana → Port of Lake Charles
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BT-1 Engineered Repairs Phase B - Area 2 (Calcine Loading, BC-13 & BC-14)

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