Earthwork and Borrow Material Hauling
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This subcontract for Earthwork and Borrow Material Hauling involves performing excavation, hauling, and placement of on-site borrow material for prime contractors on California Department of Water Resources projects. The scope of work requires the excavation of 18,500 cubic yards of soil from a borrow source north of Pool 17, which will then be transported to Pools 20 and 21. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for grading the borrow area to ensure proper drainage toward flood berms, ultimately delivering a placed and graded soil base. The project will be executed in Huron, California, utilizing a fleet of excavators, dump trucks, graders, and loaders. Classified under NAICS code 238910, the contract is managed by the California Department of Water Resources and was posted on November 10, 2025.
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Huron, CA, 93234Set-Aside
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This scope was carved out of San Luis Canal (California Aqueduct Pools 20 and 21) Liner Raise Project.
The full solicitation package (7 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.
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