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On-Call Canal Gunite Installation

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20261022014State & Local

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Auburn, CA, 95603, USA

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On-call Canal Gunite Installation - Final Specifications 10.12.2026.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia → Placer County Water Agency
Contacts5 people available
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Stephanie Wens
Heather KnutsonP.E.
Daryl Hensler

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Bid #2026-07: $19

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