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Substructure Demolition & Marine Removal

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This subcontract for the Maryland Department of Transportation involves the demolition and marine removal of bridge substructures across Anne Arundel, Baltimore, and Baltimore City. The scope of work includes the mechanical demolition and controlled blasting of twelve piers, specifically targeting pier caps and concrete-filled steel pipe piles. To complete these tasks, the contractor must utilize specialized equipment such as marine demolition hammers, dredging tools, and blasting machinery. The project requires the contractor to hold valid blasting certifications to ensure safety and compliance during the removal process. The primary objective is the successful delivery of removed substructure elements and the complete clearing of the designated pier locations. This work is performed as a subcontractor to prime contractors managing Maryland Transportation Authority projects under NAICS code 237990.

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Subcontract for bridge substructure demolition and marine removal across Maryland using controlled blasting.

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Maryland Department of TransportationView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Baltimore City, MD, USA

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AgencyMaryland Department of Transportation
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Performs demolition and removal of bridge substructure for prime contractors on Maryland Transportation Authority projects. Executes mechanical demolition and controlled blasting of twelve piers, including concrete-filled steel pipe piles and pier caps. Utilizes blasting equipment, marine demolition hammers, and dredging equipment. Requires blasting certifications. Delivers removed substructure elements and cleared pier locations.

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