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Riprap & Erosion Control

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This scope was carved out of 2026-11-001.

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ITB 2026-11-001 Boat Ramp Renovations

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AgencyGeorgia → Mcduffie County Board of Commissioners
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Supplies and installs shore protection and erosion control measures for prime contractors on McDuffie County boat ramp renovation projects. Installs 25 TN of Type 3 Riprap along edges and shorelines and implements erosion and sedimentation control to protect ditch lines per Section 02600. Delivers installed riprap and active erosion control systems.

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