Site Grading and Earthwork
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This subcontract for Site Grading and Earthwork supports prime contractors on projects managed by the City of Cincinnati Licenses and Permits Building and Inspections agency. The scope of work focuses on the backfilling of basements and crawl spaces using clean earth or rubble fill, with specific requirements that rubble not exceed 30 percent of the mix and that individual pieces remain 10 inches or smaller. Additionally, the contractor must spread six inches of clean earth over the fill. Utilizing graders and skid steers, the contractor is responsible for grading lots to match existing contours, ensuring the sites are delivered in a condition ready for seeding. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 21, 2026, for this opportunity categorized under NAICS code 238910.
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This scope was carved out of 263C909318A.
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DEMO/Site Restore 3600 Dawson, 1664 Frederick, 4532 Kirby
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