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Building Automation Systems (BAS) Installation Technician

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This subcontract for Building Automation Systems Installation Technicians involves the installation of Johnson Controls components for prime contractors on facility projects at Appalachian State University. The scope of work includes the physical installation of CVM, XPM, and CGM units, followed by testing and verification of equipment functionality to ensure readiness for final inspection. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for managing the removal of all site debris to deliver fully operational controls. To qualify for this role, technicians must hold technical certification in Johnson Controls systems and maintain compliance with NC E-Verify requirements. The opportunity was posted on October 30, 2026, with a response deadline of November 13, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 238210 and is situated within the state of North Carolina.

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Certified technicians install and test Johnson Controls systems at Appalachian State University, North Carolina.

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AgencyNorth Carolina → Appalachian State University
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Installs Johnson Controls components for prime contractors on Appalachian State University facility projects. Performs physical installation of CVM, XPM, and CGM units, tests and verifies equipment functionality for final inspection, and manages site debris removal. Requires technical certification in Johnson Controls systems and compliance with NC E-Verify. Delivers fully installed and operational controls.

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