Subsurface Drilling and Soil Sampling Services
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This subcontract for Subsurface Drilling and Soil Sampling Services involves performing onsite subsurface investigations for prime contractors supporting Alaska Department of Natural Resources bridge replacement projects. The scope of work requires the mobilization of drilling rigs to Clam Gulch, Alaska, to execute investigation holes and collect soil samples at the Ninilchik River and Falls Creek crossings. Technical requirements include the use of Shelby tubes or split-spoon samplers to obtain samples and the delivery of all completed boreholes. All operations must be conducted in strict adherence to the 2018 DOT&PF Standard Provisions. The project falls under NAICS code 238910 and is managed by the State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources.
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This scope was carved out of 31007-1.
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RFP - Falls Creek Avenue Geotechnical Investigation
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