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Concrete Paving and Curbs

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Construction Manager at Risk Services Maintenance Capital Program Group 3

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AgencySouth Carolina → Lexington County School District One
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Installs concrete paving and associated curbing for prime contractors on Lexington County School District One facility projects. Pours and finishes concrete paving according to architectural designs for a vehicular stacking loop. Delivers installed concrete paved surfaces.

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