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Earthwork, Sediment Removal, and Slope Repair

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This subcontract for Earthwork, Sediment Removal, and Slope Repair supports prime contractors on Harris County Flood Control District repair projects. The scope of work includes removing sediment accumulations, repairing slope failures, performing deep plowing, and excavating sinkholes to ensure cleared drainage channels and stabilized slopes. All operations must be executed using heavy excavation and deep plowing equipment in strict accordance with HCFCD and TXDOT Standard Specifications. The opportunity is issued by Harris County, Texas, under NAICS code 238910. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 19, 2026. Further details and application processes are managed through the Harris County Bonfire hub.

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Harris County subcontract for earthwork and slope repair; responses due October 19, 2026.

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TX, USA

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This scope was carved out of 26/0317.

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ITB - General Watershed Repairs to Channels (J) Spring Creek, (K) Cypress Creek, (L) Little Cypress Creek, (T) Barker Reservoir, (U) Addicks Reservoir, and (M) Willow Creek for the Harris County Flood Control District

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AgencyTexas → Harris County
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Performs excavation, sediment removal, and slope stabilization for prime contractors on Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) repair projects. Removes sediment accumulations, repairs slope failures, performs deep plowing, and excavates sinkholes. Uses heavy excavation and deep plowing equipment per HCFCD and TXDOT Standard Specifications. Delivers stabilized slopes and cleared drainage channels.

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