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Landscaping & Site Restoration

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NJ, USA

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This scope was carved out of BID26019.

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Lee Avenue Outfall Improvements at Mile Run

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AgencyNew Jersey → Public Works
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Performs environmental restoration for prime contractors on Township of North Brunswick public works projects. Executes tree removal (Spec 802), soil preparation (Spec 803), topsoiling (Spec 804), fertilizing/seeding (Spec 806), and sodding (Spec 808). Performs native planting per Spec 811 and NJDEP Land Use Approval. Delivers a fully landscaped and stabilized site.

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