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Utility Relocation Specialist

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This subcontract opportunity for a Utility Relocation Specialist involves the relocation of utility poles and infrastructure along a 1.38-mile corridor to support road widening projects in Sonoma County, California. The selected contractor will be responsible for moving poles to ensure compatibility with new roadway footprints and must coordinate closely with utility providers, specifically PG&E, to maintain active services throughout the process. To qualify for this project, the contractor must possess specialized utility pole setting equipment and hold a valid PG&E approved contractor certification. The work falls under NAICS code 238210 and is focused on delivering fully relocated infrastructure that meets the technical requirements of the prime contractor and local agency standards.

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Utility Relocation Specialist to move poles for Sonoma County road widening projects.

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This scope was carved out of Mirabel Road Corridor Improvements and West County Trail Project.

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AgencyCalifornia → Sonoma County
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Relocates utility poles and infrastructure for prime contractors on Sonoma County road widening projects. Moves utility poles along a 1.38-mile corridor and coordinates with providers such as PG&E to ensure compatibility with new roadway footprints. Requires utility pole setting equipment and PG&E approved contractor certification. Delivers relocated utility poles and active services.

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