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Electrical and Process Instrumentation Installation

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This scope was carved out of 26-170.

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Cedar Creek Section 2 Phase 2 Pipeline Replacement

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Installs complete electrical and process instrumentation systems for prime contractors on Tarrant Regional Water District pipeline replacement projects. Installs raceways, boxes, and fittings (26 05 33), underground electrical systems (26 05 43), wiring for motors and control panels, and precast handholes. Delivers an operational electrical and instrumentation system.

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