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Electrical & Plumbing Trim-Out

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This scope was carved out of 2026-DCR-01.

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RFP Daycare Renovation

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AgencyNisqually Indian Tribe → Nisqually Building Department
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Performs electrical and plumbing fixture replacements for prime contractors on Nisqually Indian Tribe daycare facility projects. Replaces light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, and electrical trim including switches, outlets, and bathroom exhaust fans. Requires licensed electricians and plumbers and State Prevailing Wage compliance. Delivers updated electrical and plumbing fixtures.

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