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Y--Removal and Disposal of Emergency Levees in Velva, North Dakota.
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The St. Paul District of the Corps of Engineers is seeking contractors for the removal and proper disposal of emergency levees built during the Spring 2011 Flood Fight in Velva, North Dakota. Under solicitation number W912ES-11-R-0018, the selected contractor will be responsible for providing all necessary labor, equipment in good working condition, fuel, lubricants, and consumable supplies, as well as all required insurance and bonds. Interested vendors were required to submit their proposals by August 3, 2011. This project falls under NAICS code 237990 and is managed by the Department of Defense through the W07V Endist St Paul office located in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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$576,000Place of Performance
MN, USASet-Aside
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