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Geotechnical Soil Analysis
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This subcontract for Geotechnical Soil Analysis supports prime contractors on Texas A&M University projects by providing essential soil stability and permeability assessments for new sewer line installations. The scope of work involves conducting soil sampling, creating boring logs, and performing laboratory testing via drill rigs to determine the appropriate bedding and backfill materials. To qualify, the service provider must employ a Professional Geologist or Professional Engineer to oversee the operations and deliver a final Geotechnical Engineering Report. The solicitation was posted on August 14, 2026, with a response deadline of September 11, 2026, falling under NAICS code 541330.
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TX, USASet-Aside
Documents
This scope was carved out of TAMU-RFQ-26-5090.
The full solicitation package (1 document), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.
Campus Sanitary and Storm Sewer Collection System Improvements Design Services
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