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Mohave Valley Landfill Septage Ponds Construction
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Mohave County is seeking qualified contractors to build a two-pond septage evaporation system at the Mohave Valley Landfill. The project involves excavation and earthworks to shape the ponds, each covering approximately 2.25 acres for a total footprint of about 4.5 acres. After excavation, the ponds will be lined with multiple layers of geosynthetics designed to contain liquids, followed by a protective layer of screened soil to cover the liner system. This solicitation, titled "Mohave Valley Landfill Septage Ponds Construction," was posted on February 4, 2026, with a response deadline of March 10, 2026. It is managed by the Development Services - EQ & WD agency of Mohave County, Arizona, with the point of contact being Procurement Officer Shelli Whaley. The construction will take place in Arizona, and interested contractors are encouraged to contact the procurement office for more details and submission instructions.
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AZ, USASet-Aside
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Submission Closed
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