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This subcontract focuses on the construction of operations and maintenance buildings and the installation of septic systems for prime contractors working on California Energy Commission projects. The scope of work includes foundation work, framing, and the implementation of septic tanks and leach fields, all of which must adhere to the 2022 California Building Code and Title 24 standards. The primary objective is the delivery of fully completed O&M buildings and functional wastewater systems. The project is categorized under NAICS code 236220 and is associated with the state of California. Performance of the contract is centered in the 92309 zip code area. This engagement ensures that critical infrastructure supporting energy commission facilities is built to current regulatory specifications and operational requirements.

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Subcontract for California Energy Commission O&M buildings and septic systems installation.

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This scope was carved out of 24-OPT-03.

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Constructs operations and maintenance (O&M) buildings and septic systems for prime contractors on California Energy Commission projects. Performs foundation work, framing, and installation of septic tanks and leach fields per 2022 California Building Code and Title 24. Delivers completed O&M buildings and functional wastewater systems.

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