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Electrical Systems Installation

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This subcontract for Electrical Systems Installation involves providing electrical power and control wiring for prime contractors on City of Seattle Public Works projects. The scope of work includes the installation of switchboards, wiring devices, fuses, enclosed switches, circuit breakers, conduits, boxes, covers, and low-voltage power conductors specifically for HVAC systems. The ultimate objective is to deliver a fully powered and wired HVAC system in accordance with Division 26 standards. The opportunity was posted on October 28, 2026, with a response deadline of November 18, 2026. Classified under NAICS code 238210, the project is managed through the Washington state agency for Public Works. Interested parties can find further details via the provided procurement portal link.

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Charles Street Vehicle Maintenance HVAC Improvements

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Installs electrical power and control wiring for prime contractors on City of Seattle Public Works projects. Installs switchboards, wiring devices, fuses, enclosed switches, circuit breakers, conduits, boxes, covers, and low-voltage power conductors for HVAC systems. Delivers a fully powered and wired HVAC system per Division 26.

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