Water Service Line Test Pit Excavation & Identification
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This subcontract for Water Service Line Test Pit Excavation and Identification involves performing targeted excavations for prime contractors on water utility projects within the Town of Greenburgh, New York. The scope of work includes conducting test pits at water mains and curb boxes, pressure washing pipes, and utilizing magnet tests to identify lead service lines. The contractor is responsible for providing verified material identification records along with photographic documentation of house numbers and pipe materials. To qualify for this project, the contractor must hold a Soil Competent Person certification in accordance with NYSDOT Standard Specifications and C.F.R. 1628-3(E). The solicitation is categorized under NAICS code 237110, with a response deadline set for December 1, 2026.
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Lead Service Lines Identification Project - Phase I
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