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Bathroom Renovations

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Installs and upgrades bathroom lighting and electrical systems for prime contractors on Lebanon Public Schools projects. Removes old lighting and installs new lighting fixtures and electrical wiring to meet current codes. Requires a State of Connecticut Licensed Electrician. Delivers installed and operational lighting systems in 8 bathrooms.

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