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RECOVERY - Design of Rehab Improvements for various reaches within the Rectification Flood Control Project
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This firm fixed-price task order, issued under the Architect Engineering Service IDIQ contract number IBM05D0001, is awarded to S&B Infrastructures, Ltd. for the design of rehabilitation improvements within the Rectification Flood Control Project. The scope of work focuses on two specific levee reaches located in El Paso County near Fabens and Hudspeth County at Fort Hancock, Texas. The project requires a comprehensive geotechnical evaluation and the preparation of detailed design plans and specifications. Key objectives include raising the top elevation of the levees, conducting thorough geotechnical investigations, and assessing all existing structures within the designated reaches. This notice serves as a recovery of the original award announcement following a system error.
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$1,515,192Place of Performance
TX, USASet-Aside
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S & B INFRASTRUCTURE LTDAward Issued Date
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