Bertucci Industrial Services/Contracting Corp.

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However, if you meant Bertucci Construction Services, LLC, or another similarly named entity within an industry like construction, industrial services, or contracting, it might be worth noting that:

  1. Bertucci Construction Services, LLC:
    • Primarily involved in heavy civil and marine construction.
    • Known for projects such as levee construction, coastal restoration, and dredging.
    • Headquartered in the United States and often works on projects for government agencies and large private clients.

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Products

40,8,24 hour HAZAWOPER TRAINING

Jefferson USA

P.O. Box 10507
Jefferson LA 70181
USA

Ships

RAWABI 18

Offshore Support Vessel | Flag: Republic of Singapore | Port: SINGAPORE

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