Water Control Structure and Culvert Removal
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This subcontract for Water Control Structure and Culvert Removal involves the demolition and removal of non-functioning water management infrastructure for prime contractors operating on Reclamation District 2093 projects in California. The scope of work requires the use of specialized demolition equipment and hauling trucks to remove existing culverts and water control structures, ensuring the final delivery of a fully cleared site. Operating under NAICS code 238910, the project mandates strict adherence to environmental protections established by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. The contract was posted on October 30, 2026, and focuses on the critical removal of obsolete infrastructure to support broader reclamation goals within the district.
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This scope was carved out of 2010122078.
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