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Sediment Hauling and Disposal

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This subcontract for Sediment Hauling and Disposal supports prime contractors on California State Lands Commission projects. The scope of work involves transporting dredged material from Paradise Cay channels to approved legal upland or offshore disposal facilities. The contractor is responsible for loading sediment onto hopper barges, scows, or heavy-duty dump trucks and providing documented proof of disposal. Operating under NAICS code 484220, the contractor must ensure strict environmental compliance throughout the transport of bay sediment. The project is managed by the California State Lands Commission and focuses on the efficient and legal removal of dredged materials to maintain waterway standards.

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Subcontract for hauling and disposing of dredged sediment for California State Lands Commission.

Agency

California State Lands Commission

Place of Performance

CA

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This scope was carved out of A4473.

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Termination and Issuance of General Lease – Dredging – Lease 7822

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AgencyCalifornia State Lands Commission
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California State Lands Commission
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Transports dredged material for prime contractors on California State Lands Commission projects from Paradise Cay channels to approved disposal sites. Loads sediment onto hopper barges, scows, or heavy-duty dump trucks for transport to legal upland or offshore facilities. Ensures environmental compliance for bay sediment transport. Delivers documented disposal of dredged material.

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