Federal contract vehicle · indefinite delivery / indefinite quantity
Igf::ot::igf This Is a Multi-award FFP Idiq Contract for the Various Types of Work That May Be Offered as Task Orders Under This Contract. the Project Includes, But Is Not Limited to, the Following Work: Maintenance, Reconstruction, Construction, and Obliteration on Roads and Parking Areas; Culvert Installation and Repair; Sign Installation and Repair; Erosion Control; Clearing and Grubbing; Gate and Fencing Installation and Repair; Material Haul and Placement of Imported Borrow, Rock or Aggregate; Geotextile Placement, and Other Related Work as Described in the Statement of Work Under Each Task Order. Contractor Shall Provide All Necessary Equipment, Manpower, Supervision, Transportation, Operating Supplies and Other Incidentals to Accomplish This Work, Unless Specified in Individual Task Orders.
Committed
$727,972
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