Agriculture Department Of NAICS 212319 — Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and Quarrying Contracts
There are no open NAICS 212319 (Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and Quarrying) solicitations from Agriculture Department Of right now. Over the past 12 months, 13 solicitations were posted in this category.
Top Award Winners (Last 12 Months)
- ROCKY MOUNTAIN AGGREGATE & CONSTRUCTION, LLC1 awards · $250K
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Recently Awarded (Last 90 Days)
- Rock Crushing Service for the Wallowa Whitman National Forest
AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF→ HUECKMAN CONTRACTING LLC$274K
- Deschutes National Forest Rock Crushing - Black Butte Pit
AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF→ CEDAR CREEK CORPORATION$537K
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AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF→ WHO LTD$219K
- Anderson Gravel Pit Rock Crushing
AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF→ J J EXCAVATION INC$622K
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