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Description
The U.S. Embassy has a requirement to obtain Construction Services for the restoration of outdoor pathways and exterior walking surfaces within the Chief of Mission Residence (CMR) compound in Lima, Peru. The work includes demolition and replacement of deteriorated pathways and surfaces to restore safe pedestrian circulation and preserve the aesthetic character of the compound. If you would like to submit a quotation, follow the instructions in Section J ofthe solicitation and complete the required portions of the attached document.
Version history
SAM.gov has posted 2 notices under solicitation 19PE5026Q0033, oldest first.
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