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Piezometer Automation at WSSC Water Dams

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Performs electrical wiring and connection of ADAS sensors for prime contractors on WSSC Water dam projects. Installs sensor cables and connects them to the ADAS system according to wiring diagrams. Requires compliance with Prince George's County prevailing wage determinations. Delivers a fully wired and connected ADAS system.

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