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Construction of Nutrient Reduction Wetland

Listed as: 26-11 Cla953734C (Clay) RFB

Agriculture and Land Stewardship

The project involves constructing a nutrient reduction wetland including excavation, grading, steel sheet pile installation, and drainage work. The scope covers earthwork, pipe installation, riprap placement, and site seeding.

excavation grading wetland construction drainage earthwork seeding

Due Tue, Oct 27 at 3:00 PM

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Buyer: Agriculture and Land Stewardship
Type: State · Solicitation
Posted: Sun, Sep 27, 2026
Deadline: Due Tue, Oct 27 at 3:00 PM
Source: Iowa Bidding Opportunities (DAS)

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This project is for a traditional breakpoint nutrient reduction wetland. In general, the work involves, but is not limited to, selective clearing, excavation, grading, steel sheet pile installation, tile installation, water control structure, riprap, concrete grout and seeding. This project includes about 15,204 cubic yards of earthwork, installation of 2,523 square feet of steel sheet pile, water control structure, 540 linear feet (LF) of HDPE tile installation, 957 LF of reinforced concrete pipe (RCP), 303 tons of riprap, 46 cubic yards of concrete grout and 15.2 acres of seeding. The estimated construction cost range for this project is $450,000 to $550,000. Completion Dates: Construction…

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