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Topsoil Management and Vegetation Restoration
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The Topsoil Management and Vegetation Restoration subcontract, issued by the City of Grand Forks in North Dakota, focuses on comprehensive soil handling and site stabilization. The scope of work includes the stockpiling, regrading, and re-spreading of topsoil, which must be followed by hydromulch seeding using a specified grass mix to ensure proper vegetation restoration. To maintain site integrity and prevent erosion, the contract mandates that temporary seeding be implemented if there are more than seven days of inactivity. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of March 6, 2025, for this project categorized under NAICS code 561730.
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ND, USASet-Aside
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