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Road & Culvert Maintenance

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This subcontract opportunity, titled Road and Culvert Maintenance, is issued by the Illinois Office of Realty and Capital Planning for projects located on Illinois Department of Natural Resources land. The selected contractor will be responsible for constructing and maintaining field access roads and culverts to support prime contractors, specifically focusing on grading roads for wildlife management and ensuring functional drainage for roads and parking lots. The contractor is required to obtain all necessary state, county, or township permits to ensure the delivery of passable access roads and operational culverts. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 115310, with a response deadline of November 4, 2026.

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Illinois road and culvert maintenance subcontract for IDNR land, deadline November 4, 2026.

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Illinois → REALTYCAPPLAN422 - Office of Realty and Capital PlanningView Agency

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115310 - Support Activities for ForestryView NAICS

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This scope was carved out of 27-422DNR-REALT-B-54066.

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27AL2410 Pyramid State Park - Captain Unit Farm Lease

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AgencyIllinois → REALTYCAPPLAN422 - Office of Realty and Capital Planning
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Constructs and maintains field access roads and culverts for prime contractors on Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) land management projects. Grades and maintains access roads for wildlife management and installs or maintains culverts for roads and parking lots. Obtains all applicable State, county, or township permits. Delivers passable access roads and functional culverts.

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