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West Newport Beach Sand Replenishment Project

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20261006009State & Local

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Newport Beach, CA, 92660, USA

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Contract 10239-1: West Newport Beach Sand Replenishment Project Special Provisions

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Contract No. 10239-1: West Newport Beach Sand Replenishment Project

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03 C-10239-1 Plans H-5282-S.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Newport Beach
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Bid #10239-1: $18

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