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Excavation and Site Preparation Services

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This contract involves excavation and trenching services specifically focused on underground storage tank (UST) placement, including the management of soil generated during the process, with the exception of handling contaminated soil remediation. The work is designated as a subcontract opportunity under NAICS code 238910, which relates to site preparation contractors. The contract is issued by the Illinois agency for Mental Health and is set to be performed in Chester, Illinois, near the 62233 zip code. The solicitation was posted in early December 2025, targeting qualified contractors to handle the critical site preparation activities necessary for UST installation. Key elements include ensuring proper excavation and trenching to accommodate the tanks, managing the soil removed from the site without the need to remediate contamination, and complying with relevant local standards and safety regulations. The opportunity is publicly listed with details accessible through the Illinois BidBuy platform, providing interested parties the ability to review full documentation and submit proposals. This subcontract emphasizes efficient site preparation to support the agency’s infrastructure related to mental health services.

General Info

Excavation and trenching for UST placement, soil management excluding contamination, subcontract in Illinois.

Place of Performance

Chester, IL, 62233, USA

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of 26-444DHS-MENTH-B-50265.

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26-444DHS-MENTH-B-50265 | DMH SMALL PURCHASE W/EC CMHC Diesel Tanks ATG Installation

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AgencyIllinois → Mental Health
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Excavation and trenching work for UST placement, including soil management (excluding contaminated soil remediation).

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