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Global Earthwork + Underground

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Global Earthwork + Underground is a minority-owned (MBE) contractor specializing in site utilities, mass excavation, and paving services. The company operates across the Midwest, with offices in Kansas City, Missouri, and Lincoln, Nebraska.

The firm employs over 75 professionals and maintains a fleet of more than 500 equipment pieces. It has more than twelve years of experience in the earthwork and underground utilities sector. The company's stated priorities include quality workmanship, professionalism, and customer service.

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