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Electrical Upgrade And Associated Utility Enclosure At Leigh High School

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20261017023State & Local

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AgencyCalifornia → Campbell Union High School District
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Bid #219-980059-050: The project involves a new PG&E electrical service upgrade at Leigh High School. The scope includes the demolition of the existing chain-link fence, gates, utility enclosure, and electrical equipment. New installations will consist of a main switchboard (MSB), electrical routing, and trenching to new underground vaults. A new concrete-based utility enclosure with one pedestrian gate and one utility access gate will be constructed. All trench repairs must be finished flush with adjacent existing surfaces.

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