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Specialized Civil Support for Electrical Utilities

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This scope was carved out of RFP-2026-0008.

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Electrical System Operations & Maintenance Services

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AgencyCalifornia → Port of Stockton
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Performs trenching, boring, and excavation for prime contractors on Port of Stockton electrical projects. Executes railroad crossings, utility locating, and dewatering. Provides traffic control and confined-space entry services. Requires excavators, boring machines, and railroad flagging certifications. Delivers prepared trenches and conduits for electrical installation.

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