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Replacement Of Leachate Collection Trench
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The contract involves the removal and replacement of approximately 270 linear feet of stone and 8-inch perforated pipe from an existing leachate collection trench, with the work to be performed in kind. Additionally, the project requires the installation of three new lateral trenches, each approximately 10 linear feet in length, which will include the placement of stone and 6-inch perforated pipe. The work is intended to upgrade or repair the leachate collection system at a site managed by the Township of Haverford in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. The solicitation was posted on April 5, 2024, with a response deadline of May 2, 2024, and is associated with NAICS code 237990, indicating a specialty in other heavy and civil engineering construction. Interested parties can find more details and submit responses through the provided online link.
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