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Hard Rock Excavation

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Submission Closed08/04/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 238910

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ITB-26-22 - City Center Sport Complex Ballfields Restoration

Solicitation # ITB-26-22-CW

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Solicitation # QQ-130808

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The contract pertains to the excavation and removal of hard rock material during utility trenching operations, requiring the use of hydraulic hammers or equivalent rock-breaking technologies to efficiently penetrate and clear dense geological formations. Work is to be performed at a specified location in Angels Camp, California, with the zip code 95222, and must comply with all applicable safety, environmental, and operational standards for subsurface utility work in rock-rich terrain. The subcontract is governed under NAICS code 238910, indicating it falls under specialized foundation, structure, and building exterior contractors, and is expected to be executed by a qualified subcontractor capable of handling demanding rock removal tasks in a constrained utility corridor setting. The solicitation was posted on July 28, 2026, with proposals required by August 4, 2026, at 9:00 PM Pacific Time, indicating a tight turnaround for qualified bidders to submit responses. The contracting entity is the City of Angels, operating under the state of California, though no specific point of contact or organizational details are provided within the data. The bidding process is conducted through an online portal accessible via the provided link, and while no set-aside classification is specified, participation is open to any eligible subcontractor meeting the technical and logistical demands of rock excavation in a public utility context. All work must be completed to ensure minimal disruption to surrounding infrastructure and to meet the contractual specifications for trench depth, safety, and material disposal.