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Electrical Systems

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This scope was carved out of 2627-02.

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RFP-TSD-260000002636-6 | RFP2627-02 BP#4A - Athens High School Addition

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AgencyMichigan → Troy School District
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Installs electrical systems for prime contractors on Troy School District projects. Installs electrical equipment, motor circuit protection, and fire alarm systems. Work must be performed by a qualified permit expert in accordance with local electrical codes. Delivers fully operational electrical systems with passed inspections.

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