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This subcontract for Environmental Construction and Restoration involves the installation and construction of physical restoration infrastructure for prime contractors working on Frederick County Division of Energy and Environment projects. The scope of work includes heavy earthwork and stabilization to execute stream restorations, drainage conveyance, SPSC systems, stormwater pond retrofits, wetland enhancement, and the reforestation of riparian or upland areas. The project is managed by the Maryland Procurement agency under NAICS code 237990. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 13, 2026, for the delivery of completed physical restoration sites.

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Subcontract for Frederick County environmental restoration infrastructure; responses due by November 13, 2026.

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Installs and constructs physical restoration infrastructure for prime contractors on Frederick County Division of Energy and Environment projects. Performs construction of stream restorations, drainage conveyance, SPSC systems, stormwater pond retrofits, wetland enhancement, and reforestation of upland or riparian areas using heavy earthwork and stabilization equipment. Delivers completed physical restoration sites.

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