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Paving and Exterior Improvements

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This subcontract for Paving and Exterior Improvements involves the paving of parking lots and access roads for prime contractors as part of the 9000 Airport Project in Los Angeles, California. The scope of work requires the delivery of completed paved surfaces covering an estimated site area of 5.02 to 5.75 acres. The project is associated with the City of Los Angeles and falls under NAICS code 237310. It was posted on August 4, 2026, with performance taking place in the 90045 zip code area.

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Subcontract for paving parking lots and roads for the 9000 Airport Project, Los Angeles.

Place of Performance

Los Angeles, CA, 90045

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This scope was carved out of 9000 Airport Boulevard.

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Los Angeles
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Performs paving of parking lots and access roads for prime contractors on the 9000 Airport Project. Paves approximately 5.02 to 5.75 acres of site area. Delivers completed paved surfaces.

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