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Exterior Lighting and Electrical Installation

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This subcontract for Exterior Lighting and Electrical Installation involves the installation of energy-efficient, hooded, downward-facing parking area lighting for prime contractors working on medical campus projects within the City of Morgan Hill. The scope of work requires the delivery of a fully operational site lighting system, utilizing bucket trucks and electrical testing equipment to ensure proper installation. All fixtures must strictly comply with Morgan Hill Municipal Code Section 18.72.060.G to prevent light glare and spillage into surrounding residential areas. The project is located in Morgan Hill, California, zip code 95037, and falls under NAICS code 238210.

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Exterior lighting and electrical installation for medical campus projects in Morgan Hill, California.

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Rosewood/Morgan Hill Medical Campus Project

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Installs energy-efficient, hooded, downward-facing parking area lighting for prime contractors on City of Morgan Hill medical campus projects. Installs fixtures complying with Morgan Hill Municipal Code Section 18.72.060.G to prevent glare and spillage into residential areas using bucket trucks and electrical testing equipment. Delivers an operational site lighting system.

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