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Insulation Installation

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NY, USA

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This scope was carved out of 2139723.

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Historic Rehabilitation of the John H. Stoody Memorial Hall

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AgencyNew York → Silver Lake Institute
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Installs thermal insulation in the attic and roof structure for prime contractors on Silver Lake Institute historic rehabilitation projects. Installs R13 fixed insulation between rafters, soffits, and ridge vents. Delivers a fully insulated roof and attic space.

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