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Demolition and Debris Removal Contractor

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WV, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2026-36.

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2026-36 CFD Diesel Exhaust Extraction System

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AgencyWest Virginia → City of Charleston
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Performs demolition and disposal of existing exhaust removal equipment for prime contractors on City of Charleston, WV fire station projects. Tears out existing systems, hauls and lawfully disposes of all debris and hazardous materials per Federal, State, and local health codes. Adheres to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage standards. Delivers cleared job sites approved by the City Engineer.

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