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Landscape Restoration and Invasive Species Removal

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WA, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2026-RFQ-044.

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Deane's Children's Park Phase I and II Improvements

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Performs invasive plant removal and native vegetation restoration for prime contractors on City of Mercer Island Public Works park projects. Removes invasive species and plants native vegetation to preserve natural site character. Implements landscaping per detailed design specifications. Delivers a restored native landscape and cleared invasive species zones.

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