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Historic Stone Retaining Wall Restoration

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This scope was carved out of 298-FY27-PR-REBID-HistoricParksRecovery.

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REBID: Historic Parks Recovery Construction (Federally Funded)

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AgencyNorth Carolina → City of Asheville
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Performs reconstruction and replacement of damaged historic stone retaining walls for prime contractors on City of Asheville park projects. Replaces damaged stone structures using methods that preserve the historic character of the Montford District. Work must adhere to the HRC Certificate of Appropriateness dated 4/8/2026. Delivers fully restored and replaced historic stone retaining walls.

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