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The Dredge Potter Will Require Grocery Deliveries During Their Dredge Season (typically Late July Through December) Groceries Shall Be Delivered Directly to the Dredge Potter by Boat. Groceries Are Typically Required on a Weekly Basis Throughout the Dredge Season. All Sustenance Must Be Edible for the Full 1 Week Period That the Items Were Delivered for If Fruit, Vegetables, or Meat Are Rotting Before the Cooks Are Able to Use Them Then the Contractor Must Rectify the Issue by Providing Fresher Produce. Contractor Shall Ensure That the Sustenance Provided Is of the Best Quality. the Delivery Will Be Coordinated With the Dredge Potter and May Occur Monday Through Friday From 8AM to 5PM. the Dredge Potter Usually Travels Within the ST. Louis District Within the Following Geographic Locations: Upper Mississippi River, From Mile 300.0 Saverton, Mo to Mile 0.0 Cairo, Il. Illinois River, From Mile 0.0 at Grafton, Illinois to Mile 80.2 La Grange Lock and Dam
Committed
$1.4 Million
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