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Contractor Makes Lowest Bid of $8.4 Million For Montauk Shoreline Project

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The Downtown Montauk Emergency Stabilization Project is designed to be a temporary solution to erosion. KYRIL BROMLEY

The Downtown Montauk Emergency Stabilization Project is designed to be a temporary solution to erosion. KYRIL BROMLEY

The Army Corps of Engineers is expected to award a bidder for the Montauk beach stabilization project. KYRIL BROMLEY

The Army Corps of Engineers is expected to award a bidder for the Montauk beach stabilization project. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorLaura Weir on Mar 6, 2015
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has chosen a contracting company to construct the Downtown Montauk Emergency Stabilization Project, a plan designed to temporarily protect a section of the Montauk... more

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