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Construction Pre-Apprenticeship and Trade Training

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This scope was carved out of FAS 2026-024.

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Priority Hire Construction Training, Clean Energy Jobs, and Retention Services

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Provides hands-on technical training for prime contractors on City of Seattle FAS workforce development projects. Delivers trade-specific training, pre-apprenticeship coursework, and job-readiness support using trade-specific tools and training facilities. Training must align with Washington State Apprenticeship Training Council (WSATC) standards. Delivers trained individuals ready for apprenticeship or employment.

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