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Electrical Systems Installation

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Fire Station No. 36 - New (2018 Measure T)

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San José
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Installs electrical wiring and utility components for prime contractors on City of San José municipal projects. Performs installation of the complete electrical system for a new fire station facility. Requires valid California electrical license. Delivers fully operational electrical systems.

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