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Florida → Utilities DepartmentView Agency

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541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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FL, USA

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2659RFQ - Ralph Brennan WTP Storm Hardening & Resiliency Project

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Provides professional engineering, design, and grant funding support for prime contractors on City of Daytona Beach water treatment projects. Performs component location selection, equipment evaluation, and creation of the Facilities Plan and storm hardening designs using CAD software. Requires a Professional Engineering (PE) license and Design-Build experience. Delivers final design documents and Facilities Plan.

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