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Administrative Analysis Services

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This scope was carved out of 27-62-100.

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CR 667 (Cohawkin Road) and CR 673 (Cedar Road) Intersection Improvements in Gloucester County

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AgencyPennsylvania → Transportation Planning
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Performs administrative analysis and support services for prime contractors on DVRPC projects. Conducts data analysis, reporting, and administrative support using standard office software and data analysis tools. Requires professional administrative or analyst certifications. Delivers analysis reports, administrative documentation, and project support logs.

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