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Interior Carpentry & Retail Fit-Out

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This subcontract for Interior Carpentry and Retail Fit-Out involves performing interior structural modifications and retail space expansions for prime contractors working with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation. The scope of work includes building storage areas, installing 192 square feet of 3/4-inch MDF tongue-and-groove slat wall with aluminum inserts and wedge anchors, and completing all necessary finish trim and caulking. The project is located in Chapel Hill, Tennessee, and requires the contractor to hold an active Tennessee Building Contractor license, specifically BC-B or BC-C. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 21, 2026, to deliver the completed retail and storage facilities under NAICS code 238990.

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CHAPEL HILL, TN, 37034, USA

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Henry Horton S.P. Camp Store Renovation

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Performs interior structural modifications and retail fit-out for prime contractors on Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation projects. Extends retail space, builds storage, and installs 192 sq ft of 3/4-inch MDF tongue-and-groove slat wall with aluminum inserts and wedge anchors. Performs finish trim and caulking. Requires active Tennessee Building Contractor license (BC-B or BC-C). Delivers completed retail and storage areas.

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