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PAGR - 12571 - Emergency Stabilization of Raceway Wall

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The Department of the Interior is forecasting a project titled Emergency Stabilization of Raceway Wall to address collapsing sections of a wall approximately 155 linear feet long and ten to twelve feet high. The scope of work involves removing vegetation, masonry, and displaced earth to facilitate the selective rebuilding of the structure. The restoration process will utilize salvaged masonry for rebuilding, while the collapsed portions will be stabilized using precast concrete stacked blocks with stone infill to fill the voids. This project falls under NAICS code 238140 and is managed by the National Park Service.

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National Park Service project to stabilize and rebuild 155 feet of raceway wall.

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Department of the Interior

NAICS

238140 - Masonry Contractors

Place of Performance

NJ, USA

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AgencyDepartment of the Interior

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Department of the Interior

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Boch Darren

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This project will stabilize the areas of raceway wall that are experiencing collapse. The area of the wall requiring stabilization and selective rebuilding is approximately 155lf long and ten to twelve feet tall. Rebuilding of the collapsed area will require removal of vegetation, masonry, and displaced earth and will utilize salvaged masonry for rebuilding. Stabilization of the collapsed portion of the wall will use precast concrete stacked blocks with stone infill between the void of the wall.

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