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Site Earthwork and Utility Abandonment

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This scope was carved out of N44255-25-R-1502.

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Modify Transfer Facility NBK Bangor

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AgencyBristol - Temecula → Bristol Alliance of Companies
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Performs excavation, site grading, and utility abandonment for prime contractors on NAVFAC / US Navy (NBK Bangor) projects. Removes existing utility structures to 900mm below grade, fills abandoned gravity systems and piping under pavements with flowable fill, and restores grassed areas with topsoil and seeding. Requires coordination with Designer of Record for UFGS 31 23 00.00 20; PE-certified plans for sheeting or dewatering. Delivers graded site and restored landscape.

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