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Masonry & Culvert Reconstruction

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Fryeburg, ME, USA

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This scope was carved out of 026858.10.

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Fryeburg — New construction of a 10' wide paved shared-use trail within the Mountain Division Corridor in the Towns of Fryeburg, Brownfield, and Hiram Project is located on the paved shared-use trail…

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AgencyMaine Department of Transportation
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Performs granite masonry work for prime contractors on Maine Department of Transportation trail projects. Repoints existing granite masonry, supplies and installs additional stones for masonry walls, and performs full reconstruction of granite box culverts at Little Saco Tributary and Saco Tributary A. Delivers reconstructed granite culverts and repaired masonry walls.

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