you could be right but there will also be Engineering, Environmental, Security & Administrative costs associated with the work; possibly more (such as a contingency). Often all the other stuff costs more than the actual work of digging and removal. These contracts are usually posted and your MLA could likely get the break down.
I had a look at the Jake's website and in the past they have dug all this stuff out without actually working in the river bed. They dig it out and leave a barrier between the pit and the river and then open a channel. This produces the big frog water holes coho love. I assume work has started. I drove over the Canal at the #1 Saturday. The river was love and clear.
Engineering, environmental monitoring, and contingency arent usually included in the contractor's scope so wouldnt be included in the $13M. Administrative cost and insurance are included in the $250/hr force account rate I mentioned.
Most likely this contract could only be awarded to a contractor with approval from FN and its possible they only approved of Jakes. They knew that and took advantage.
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