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Site Preparation and Restoration

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This subcontract for Site Preparation and Restoration involves performing earthwork and site restoration for prime contractors on Indiana Department of Natural Resources orphan well projects. The scope of work includes backfilling cellars, grading sites, removing debris, and executing seeding and replanting efforts using skid steers and backhoes to return the area to its original state. The final deliverable is a properly graded site surface that is completely free of debris. Managed through the Indiana Department of Administration, Division of Public Works, this project falls under NAICS code 238910. Qualified contractors must possess standard construction and earthwork licensing to perform the required services.

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Subcontract for earthwork and site restoration on Indiana Department of Natural Resources projects.

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AgencyIndiana Department of Administration, Division of Public Works
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Performs earthwork and site restoration for prime contractors on Indiana Department of Natural Resources orphan well projects. Backfills cellars, grades sites, removes debris, and performs seeding and replanting using backhoes and skid steers to restore the area to its original state. Requires standard construction and earthwork licensing. Delivers a restored site surface free of debris and properly graded.

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