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Vacuum Excavation Services

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This subcontract for Vacuum Excavation Services involves performing non-destructive utility verification for prime contractors working on municipal utility projects for the City of Hamilton in Ohio. The scope of work focuses on using vacuum extraction to dig test holes, commonly known as potholing, at proposed main locations and out-buildings to accurately verify foundation depths and utility clearances. The selected contractor is responsible for coordinating all findings with the Project Engineer and delivering detailed reports on verified utility clearance locations and depths. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 238990, with a response deadline set for October 26, 2026.

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Vacuum excavation subcontract for utility verification in Hamilton, Ohio, due October 26, 2026.

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OH, USA

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AgencyOhio → The City of Hamilton
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Performs non-destructive utility verification for prime contractors on City of Hamilton municipal utility projects. Uses vacuum extraction to dig test holes (potholing) at proposed main locations and out-buildings to verify utility clearances and foundation depths. Coordinates findings with the Project Engineer. Delivers verified utility clearance locations and depth reports.

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