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PKAA, DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top Project

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DQ1-PKAA-2027000004-2State & Local

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The contract titled PKAA, DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top Project under solicitation number DQ1-PKAA-2027000004-2 was posted on August 4, 2026, with a response deadline of August 11, 2026, at 10:00 PM. It is a solicitation issued by the Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety, and falls under the SLED category for state, local, or educational government entities. The project is related to mining and reclamation activities in Colorado, though the specific location details are not provided. Amendment #1 to the original solicitation was also issued on the same date as the posting, with all associated documents available through the VSS attachments tab. All correspondence and documentation must be accessed via the official online portal at the provided UI link. The primary point of contact for purchasing matters is Teresa Donaldson, who serves as the Buyer and can be reached at teresa.donaldson@state.co.us; she is also listed as the Requester, indicating direct involvement in initiating the requirement. No NAICS code or set-aside information is specified for this solicitation.

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Colorado DNR solicits mining reclamation work via PKAA tender, responses due August 11, 2026, contact Teresa Donaldson.

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Colorado → DNR - Division Of Reclamation Mining & SafetyView Agency

NAICS

562910 - Remediation ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

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NONE

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List of Equipment Offered Form

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A#1 DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top Special Conditions.pdf

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Model Construction Agreement with Federal Provisions - Colorado

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UraniumWorkSafetyProcedures.pdf

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DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top Project area Map.pdf

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A#1 DRUMTenderfootFlatTopWork List.pdf

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A#1 DRUM Tenderfoot Flat TopPre Bid Attendance Sheet.pdf

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DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top Project Location Map.pdf

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A#1 Bid Schedule DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top Project.pdf

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DRUMTenderfootFlatTopWork List.pdf

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SHEAP DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top.pdf

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DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top Special Conditions.pdf

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Davis Bacon Wage Determination form.pdf

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DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top Bid Schedule.pdf

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AgencyColorado → DNR - Division Of Reclamation Mining & Safety
Contacts2 people available
OfficeCO, US
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Colorado → DNR - Division Of Reclamation Mining & Safety
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Office AddressCO, US
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Teresa DonaldsonBuyer
DonaldsonRequester

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7/9/26 DQ1 PKAA 2027-0004 DRUM Tenderfoot Flat Top Project is posted to VSS. See attachments tab for links to all associated documents. 8/4/26 Amendment # 1 (A#1) to DQ1 PKAA 2027-0004 is posted to VSS. See attachments tab for links to associated documents beginning with "A#1".

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