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Directional Boring for Conduit Installation

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27-024 Intersection Improvements

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AgencyGeorgia → City of Albany
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Performs directional boring for prime contractors on City of Albany intersection projects. Executes horizontal directional drilling to create underground pathways and installs underground conduit. Utilizes directional boring rigs and adheres to local utility marking and clearance standards. Delivers completed underground conduit runs.

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