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Site Work and Earthmoving for Hatchery Ponds

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RFP for Hatchery CMAR Pre-Solicitation Notice

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AgencyWashington → The Tulalip Tribes
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Performs excavation, grading, and reconstruction of water-holding structures for prime contractors on Tulalip Tribes hatchery projects. Reconstructs the rearing pond at Lower Tulalip Creek and performs site preparation for new incubation buildings and circular rearing tanks at Battle Creek. Requires experience with in-water construction and regulatory work windows. Delivers graded sites and structurally prepared basins.

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