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Wasatch County 2023 Flood Damage Restoration
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The Wasatch County 2023 Flood Damage Restoration contract involves providing comprehensive design solutions and implementation standards, along with construction management services, to address flood-related damages that occurred in the spring of 2023. The project aims to restore affected areas through detailed planning, design, and oversight of construction activities to ensure effective flood mitigation and recovery. The contract is issued by the Utah state agency, specifically under the NAICS code 236220, which pertains to construction management services, and is open for responses until May 22, 2024. The solicitation, posted on May 1, 2024, is part of the state's efforts to manage flood recovery efforts efficiently. Interested parties can contact Garret Johnston via email for further details. The project emphasizes collaboration with qualified firms capable of delivering design and construction management services tailored to flood-impacted regions within Utah, aiming to facilitate a resilient and sustainable recovery process.
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