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Electric Meter Exchange Field Services

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This scope was carved out of BD-27-2082-PMLP-PMLP-134817.

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Meter Exchange Services

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AgencyMassachusetts → Peabody Municipal Light Plant
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Performs removal and installation of electric meters for prime contractors on Peabody Municipal Light Plant utility projects. Disconnects existing meters, installs new meters into sockets, and verifies connections per NEC and PMLP standards. Uses insulated tools and Arc Flash PPE. Requires Massachusetts electrical licensure. Delivers completed installation logs and operational meters.

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