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Optional Mobilization of Sea Turtle Trawler & Relocation (Option 2)

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Department Of Defense → W076 Endist GalvestonView Agency

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483110View NAICS

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La Porte, TX, USA

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PostedMar 30

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Mobilize and demobilize specialized trawling vessels and personnel for sea turtle relocation under Option 2.

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