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Electrical Systems Replacement

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FY26-SBGP REhab-5201 Central Avenue SE

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Housing and Community Development (DHCD)
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Performs repair and replacement of electrical systems for prime contractors on DC Department of Housing and Community Development multifamily projects. Replaces electrical panels and wiring as specified in the Itemized SOW. Requires DC Master Electrician license. Delivers fully operational and inspected electrical systems.

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