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Pool Structural Concrete and Flooring

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This subcontract for Pool Structural Concrete and Flooring involves performing reinforced concrete work for prime contractors on pool projects within the Township of Pennsauken. The scope of work includes the installation of 500 square yards of 8 inch thick reinforced concrete flooring, the construction of 650 square feet of reinforced concrete walls, and the pouring of concrete pads for shade structures. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for installing precast concrete Type AQ bullnose coping on a mud bed and performing necessary repairs to existing walls at former skimmer locations. The project is managed under NAICS code 238110 and was posted on October 7, 2026, with a response deadline of November 11, 2026. The selected contractor will be responsible for the delivery of all completed reinforced concrete flooring, walls, and coping as specified in the project requirements.

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Subcontract for reinforced concrete flooring, walls, and coping for Pennsauken pool projects.

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This scope was carved out of 2026-BID-15.

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Pennsauken Community Pool Improvements

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Performs reinforced concrete work for prime contractors on Township of Pennsauken pool projects. Installs 8" thick reinforced concrete flooring (500 SY), constructs reinforced concrete walls (650 SF), and pours concrete pads for shade structures. Installs precast concrete Type AQ bullnose coping set on a mud bed. Performs repairs to existing walls at former skimmer locations. Delivers completed reinforced concrete flooring, walls, and coping.

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