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RFQ for CMR for DSHS Public Health Laboratory

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AgencyTexas → Facilities Design & Construction
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Supplies and installs interior and exterior openings for prime contractors on Texas Facilities Commission laboratory projects. Installs interior aluminum frames and aluminum windows. Requires glazing or door installation certification. Delivers installed and sealed windows and frames.

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