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Site Work, Grading & Paving

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This subcontract for site work, grading, and paving involves land clearing and infrastructure development for projects within Humboldt County, California. The scope of work includes the removal of 12 Douglas fir trees, minor grading for facilities, and the construction of 45 parking spaces, which must include a dedicated firetruck turnaround area. The final deliverables consist of completed graded building pads and fully functional parking and access roads. All activities must be performed in strict compliance with Humboldt County Code Title III, Division 11. The project falls under NAICS code 237310 and is designated for prime contractors managing development projects in the 95514 zip code area.

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Subcontract for site work, grading, and paving for infrastructure projects in Humboldt County.

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CA, 95514

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AgencyCalifornia → Humboldt County
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Performs land clearing, grading, and parking lot construction for prime contractors on Humboldt County development projects. Removes 12 Douglas fir trees, performs minor grading for facilities, and constructs 45 parking spaces including a firetruck turnaround area. Must comply with Humboldt County Code Title III, Division 11. Delivers graded building pads and completed parking/access roads.

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