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MPC - Student Services Renovations

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AgencyCalifornia → Bond Program Manager Department of Monterey Peninsula College
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Performs electrical installation and power distribution upgrades for prime contractors on Monterey Peninsula College renovation projects. Installs panelboards, distribution panels, circuit breakers, line voltage wire, grounding, and conduits per NECA 301 (Seismic Restraint of Electrical Systems). Delivers an installed and energized electrical distribution system.

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