Covington Civil and Environmental, LLC
Covington Civil and Environmental, LLC holds 8 contracts with 2 American local governments. Every figure here links to the government record it was read from.
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ORDER taking off the table the approval of Agreement with Covington Civil and Environmental, LLC for Professional Services for a Comprehensive Beach Management Plan. ORDER approving Agreement with Covington Civil and Environmental, LLC for Professional Services for a Comprehensive Beach Management Plan. [DETAILED ORDER FOLLOWS AS ATTACHMEN… ORDER tabling the approval of Agreement with Covington Civil and Environmental, LLC for Professional Services for a Comprehensive Beach Management Plan. ORDER spreading upon the minutes the following executed documents: a) Samsara, Inc. Quote #Q-2360202 for a 60-month license renewal for GPS fleet tracking, approved April 6, 2… Resolution - approving Award to and Contract with Covington Civil and Environmental, LLC, for Water Well Engineering Services, and for related purposes. Resolution - approving Award to and Contract with Covington Civil and Environmental, LLC, for Debris Removal Monitoring Services, and for related purposes. After receiving the status report from the County Engineer on the closed parking garage at the First Judicial District Courthouse, the Board adopted an ORDER approving amendme… ORDER rescinding the previous Order approving amendment to the contract with Covington Civil and Environmental, LLC to include sub-contract with Simpkins & Costelli, Inc. for …Amounts and company names are read automatically from the official record titles. They are accurate often enough to be useful and not often enough to be relied on blindly — every row links to the source document, which is authoritative.