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This scope was carved out of DCAM-26-CS-RFP-0011.

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Design-Build Services for Hendley ES Modernization

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → DCPS (C&P)
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Performs exterior civil work, landscaping, and utility installation for prime contractors on District of Columbia Department of General Services school modernization projects. Installs SWM-biorentation structures, playgrounds, special surfaces, tree/grass/plant/turf cover, and utility lines. Delivers completed site work and landscaping.

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