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Road Base Repair

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This subcontract involves performing road base repairs for prime contractors on West Virginia Department of Transportation road maintenance projects located in Hampshire. The scope of work focuses on identifying and fixing existing base failures through the installation of 4 inches of Superpave Base, Type II, ensuring all repaired sections meet strict WVDOT specifications. To be eligible for this contract, providers must hold WVDOT prequalification for both base repair and earthwork. The project falls under NAICS code 237310 and is associated with the West Virginia Department of Transportation.

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Subcontract for WVDOT road base repairs in Hampshire requiring specific prequalifications and Superpave Base.

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Hampshire, WV, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2026140012.

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AgencyWest Virginia Department of Transportation
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Performs road base repairs for prime contractors on WVDOT road maintenance projects. Identifies and fixes existing base failures by installing 4 inches of Superpave Base, Type II. Requires WVDOT prequalification for base repair and earthwork. Delivers repaired road base sections meeting WVDOT specifications.

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