Deep Excavation & Shoring
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This subcontract opportunity with the California Engineering Bureau, Public Works, involves the design and installation of shoring systems and deep excavation for prime contractors working on City of Los Angeles LASAN facility projects. The scope of work requires excavating to a minimum depth of 22 feet below grade and includes essential services such as dewatering, backfill, and grading. To ensure structural integrity and regulatory compliance, the contractor must provide a Professional Engineering PE stamp for all shoring designs and adhere strictly to the Geotechnical Data Report. The final deliverable is a fully installed shoring system and a prepared excavated site. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 30, 2026.
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Los Angeles, CA, USASet-Aside
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