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Carpentry and Millwork

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Department Of Defense → W076 Endist Middle Eas(provis)View Agency

NAICS

238350 - Finish Carpentry ContractorsView NAICS

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VA

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W076 Endist Middle Eas(provis)
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Installation and repair of doors, cabinetry, trim, built-in furniture, and other woodwork in military facilities.

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