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This scope was carved out of 2026-RFP-062.

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Joslyn Center-Adjacent Residential Development Opportunity

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AgencyCalifornia → Economic Development
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Performs physical construction of residential units for prime contractors on Economic Development residential projects. Provides project management, site supervision, and coordination of specialty trades to achieve project completion and occupancy. Delivers completed residential buildings ready for occupancy or sale.

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