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Manhole and Utility Valve Box Adjustment

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SC, USA

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This scope was carved out of IFB 111726.

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Beaufort County 2027 Resurfacing

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Adjusts existing utility structures for prime contractors on Beaufort County Engineering road projects. Raises or lowers manholes and adjusts utility valve boxes with covers to match new finished asphalt elevations. Requires coordination with local utility owners and adherence to SCDOT standards. Delivers flush-mounted manholes and valve boxes.

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