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Electrical Wiring and Lighting Installation

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MIL DEPT - EAAFB RTI Latrine and Locker Room Renovation

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AgencyVermont → Department of Economic Development
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Performs electrical upgrades for prime contractors on Vermont Military Department facility projects, here a latrine and locker room renovation at EAAFB. Installs lighting fixtures, switches, GFCIs, and wiring for bathroom layouts and ventilation fans. Requires licensed electrical contractor status and background check for base access. Delivers a code-compliant electrical system.

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