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Utility Relocation and Gas Facility Removal

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This subcontract opportunity involves the removal of abandoned gas facilities and the relocation of utilities for prime contractors working on New York City Department of Environmental Protection shaft projects. The scope of work includes the removal of gas facilities, specifically those featuring coal tar wrap, adjusting hardware to grade, and executing specialized excavation and backfilling procedures to deliver a cleared site. The project is located in New York City and falls under NAICS code 237990. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 22, 2026.

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Subcontract for NYC gas facility removal and utility relocation due December 22, 2026.

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82626B0055-BEDC-C547B Shaft Equip Install and Retrofit Tunnel Activation

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AgencyNew York → Department Of Environmental Protection
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Performs removal of abandoned gas facilities and utility relocation for prime contractors on NYC DEP shaft projects. Removes gas facilities including those with coal tar wrap, adjusts hardware to grade, and performs special care excavation and backfilling. Delivers cleared site and relocated utilities.

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