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Closed-Loop Hydronic Water Treatment

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CT, USA

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This scope was carved out of ECSU 2026-10.

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Fine Arts Instructional Center – Boiler Replacement

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Performs chemical treatment and cleaning of closed-loop hydronic systems for prime contractors on state university facility projects. Flushes the system and introduces chemical treatments to prevent corrosion and scaling. Delivers a treated water system with a verification report.

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