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Digital Engineering & Imaging, Inc

Digital Engineering & Imaging, Inc holds 5 contracts with 1 American local government, carrying $7.18M in stated value. Every figure here links to the government record it was read from.

$7.18MObserved value
5Records
1Governments
Aug 6, 2024First seen
Feb 24, 2026Most recent

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ORDER awarding the contract for the ARPA MCWI funded Flatbranch Regional Pump Station project to the lowest responsive bid of Apple Construction Co., LLC., in the amount of $5… $5.86M Harrison County, MS Aug 6, 2024 award Construction ORDER awarding the contract for the ARPA MCWI funded Herman Ladner Road Elevation - Drainage and Flood Access project to the lowest responsive bid of Holliday Construction, LL… $996K Harrison County, MS Aug 6, 2024 award Construction ORDER approving payment of claims listed: a) $52,155.25 to Southern Mississippi Planning & Development District, Invoice No. 13189, Annual Membership Dues, October 1, 2024 thr… $186K Harrison County, MS Nov 8, 2024 contract Construction ORDER approving Contract Closeout documents, including the Final Summary Change Order #4 with Apple Construction for the ARPA/MCWI Flatbranch Regional Pump Station project, re… $142K Harrison County, MS Feb 24, 2026 contract Construction ORDER approving Change Order 3 with Apple Construction for the Flatbranch Regional Pump Station project, authorizing changes relating to various permits and costs connected to… Harrison County, MS Sep 30, 2025 amendment Construction

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