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CUPCCAA Wood Floor Refinishing

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20260925010State & Local

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Riverside, CA, 92501, USA

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Bid No. 2026/27-05 CUPCCAA Wood Floor Refinishing

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AgencyCalifornia → Riverside Unified School District
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Bid #2026/27-05: This project involves wood floor refinishing at multiple school sites. Specific tasks include sanding and applying new logos, sport lines, and gym finish at Chemawa Middle School and University Heights Middle School, which also includes replacing damaged wood floor sections, polishing aluminum thresholds, and installing walk-off mats. At John W North High School, Ramona High School, and Arlington High School, the work involves top scrubbing and applying gym finish. For Emerson Elementary School and Bryant Elementary School, the stages and stairs will be sanded and refinished, including replacing damaged wood floor sections. The contractor is responsible for exact measurements, waste removal, providing privacy fencing if needed, checking in at the front office, using staff restrooms, driving safely on campus (max 5MPH with escort), and repairing any damage to the school.

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