Minor Earthwork and Sediment Management
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This subcontract for Minor Earthwork and Sediment Management involves performing specialized grading and sediment movement for prime contractors on San Diego County Department of Parks and Recreation projects. The scope of work focuses on the Smugglers Gulch drainage system, specifically requiring the use of mini-excavators or skid steers to expose three culverts and spread sediment on the downstream north side of Disney Crossing to restore proper water flow. The contractor is responsible for delivering a graded, flattened site surface and ensuring all activities strictly adhere to habitat preservation requirements. This project is located in San Diego, California, and falls under NAICS code 238910.
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San Diego, CA, USASet-Aside
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RFQ - DISNEY CROSSING - CULVERT CLEARING RD. 2 (RESERVED FOR SMALL LOCAL BUSINESSES)
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