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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
For the First Phase of This Project Crest Will Conduct All Permitting Design Request for Proposals Contracting Project Management and Construction Oversite for the South Netul Culvert Enhancement Project. for the Second Phase of This Project Crest Will Work With an NPS Adjacent Landowner to Finalize Planning Permissions and Compensation for Construction of a Cross Levee on Land Outside of the Park Boundary to Enable the East Netul Tidal Restoration Project to Proceed. for the Third Phase of This Project Crest Will Use NPS Funds Committed in This Project to Complete Design and Initiate Construction on the East Netul Tidal Restoration Project Including Partial Levee Removal Channel Excavation Marsh Plain Lowering and Revegetation of This 35 Acre Site Which Has Been Disconnected From the Netul River Floodplain.
Committed
$468,626
Paid out
$19.6K
4%
Committed, not yet paid
$449.0K
96%
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