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Dune Planting & Sand Fence Installation

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561730 - Landscaping Services

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AL, 39525

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8A

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This scope was carved out of W9127826RA011.

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Coastwide Beach and Dune Ecosystem Restoration

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W074 Endist Mobile
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Installs sand fencing and dune vegetation for prime contractors on U.S. Army Engineer District, Mobile restoration projects. Installs sand fencing to disrupt windblown sand and populates dune footprints with planting units using specified watering and fertilizer treatments. Performs replanting of units failing the 10-day survival window. Delivers installed dune vegetation and sand fencing system.

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