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Architectural Coatings and Finishing

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This subcontract for Architectural Coatings and Finishing involves providing interior and exterior painting services for industrial projects managed by the City of Santa Maria in California. The scope of work requires the application of white paint to warehouse interior walls and light gray primer to columns, steel girders, trusses, and ledgers. All work must be performed using industrial sprayers and specialized painting equipment while strictly adhering to established architectural coating standards to deliver high-quality finished surfaces. The project is categorized under NAICS code 238320 and is located in Santa Maria, zip code 93458. The contract was posted on November 13, 2025, and is structured as a subcontract for prime contractors operating within the region.

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Industrial painting subcontract for interior and exterior surfaces in Santa Maria, California.

Place of Performance

Santa Maria, CA, 93458

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This scope was carved out of PD2024-0003.

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Santa Maria
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Performs interior and exterior painting and coatings for prime contractors on City of Santa Maria industrial projects. Paints warehouse interior walls white and primes columns, steel girders, trusses, and ledgers in light gray using industrial sprayers and painting equipment. Adheres to architectural coating standards. Delivers finished and painted surfaces.

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