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Event Permitting Services

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This scope was carved out of IFQ 7400 HAW1006.

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Public Music Performance Programming and Event Coordination Services

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AgencyTexas → City of Austin
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Obtains municipal permits and approvals for prime contractors on City of Austin public music programming projects. Files permit applications and coordinates with local authorities regarding noise ordinances, street closures, and public space usage in the downtown redevelopment area. Requires expert knowledge of City of Austin permitting processes. Delivers approved permits for all scheduled performance dates.

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