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Fire Alarm System Modifications & Temporary Protection

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47490 ELECTRICAL

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AgencyNew York → NYS OGS Design & Construction - Construction Contractors
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Performs modifications to existing fire alarm systems and provides temporary fire protection for prime contractors on NYS OGS Design & Construction school projects. Modifies fire alarm circuits per section 28 31 05 and maintains temporary systems during impairment. Requires NYS fire alarm installation license. Delivers modified permanent and temporary fire alarm systems.

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