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Gulf County Board of County Commissioners Bid 2324-38 Addendum 2

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Oct 16, 2024
Posted Date
Reported Agency
Gulf County Board of County Commissioners

SUMMARY

This addendum provides answers to questions received regarding Gulf County Bid No. 2324-38, concerning the REBID ST. JOSEPH PENINSULA BEACH RENOURISHMENT AND COASTAL STRUCTURES PROJECT. It clarifies terms related to borrow area excavation, minor deviations in dredging depth, responsibility for material removal, and potential project timeline extensions.

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