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Drainage Structure Inspection and Reporting
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The Town of Goffstown in New Hampshire is seeking a subcontractor for drainage structure inspection and reporting under NAICS code 541620. The selected party will be responsible for completing specific inspection forms provided by the DPW to document the condition of every drainage structure both before and after cleaning. These reports must include detailed information regarding the location, depth, identified blockages, and specific cleaning details for each structure. All completed documentation must be submitted on a weekly basis to ensure consistent monitoring and reporting. This opportunity was posted on February 12, 2025, and interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of March 14, 2025.
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NH, USASet-Aside
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Town Wide Drainage Structure and Pipe Cleaning
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