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Water Quality Data Management and GIS Database Development
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Morrow County in Oregon is seeking a subcontractor for the Water Quality Data Management and GIS Database Development project. The primary objective of this contract is the creation and management of a GIS-integrated database that merges historical water sampling data with new findings to facilitate comprehensive analysis and reporting. The project falls under NAICS code 541330 and is focused on supporting drinking water investigations within Morrow and Umatilla counties. Interested parties should refer to the official county planning resources for detailed submission guidelines and technical requirements.
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Morrow and Umatilla County Drinking Water Investigation
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