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Deep Tine Aeration of Golf Course Greens
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This subcontract involves the deep tine aerification of approximately 111,110 square feet of golf course greens for the agency of Farmington, New Mexico. The project requires the use of one inch solid tines driven to a depth of eight inches, with a strong emphasis on precision to prevent turf damage and facilitate proper recovery of the greens. The solicitation was posted on January 25, 2025, with a response deadline of February 11, 2025. Classified under NAICS code 561730, the contract focuses on specialized landscaping and turf maintenance services to ensure the long-term health and quality of the course greens.
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Aeration & Deep Tining of Tees and Greens at Westwoods Golf Course
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