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Holiday Lighting Installation & Removal Services

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This scope was carved out of 2026-RFQ-234.

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Holiday Pole Lights and Banners on East Carson Street

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AgencyPennsylvania → Office of Management & Budget
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Performs installation and removal of holiday lighting and banners for prime contractors on City of Pittsburgh municipal projects. Picks up 70 snowflake fixtures from storage, assembles fixtures, installs ornaments on East Carson Street poles, and removes existing branded banners. Utilizes bucket trucks or aerial lifts for pole access. Requires public liability and employer's liability insurance. Delivers fully installed and subsequently removed seasonal decorations.

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