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Invitation for Bid #620112410: Norris Hall Addition Fa ade Repairs

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A208VPI:63750State & Local

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Addendum 1 to IFB 620112410 Norris Hall Addition Façade Repairs

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IFB 620112410 Norris Hall Addition Façade Repairs Project Manual

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AgencyVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
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Restoration of the parapet and masonry façade to include new masonry shelf angles, parapet coping flashing, limestone flashing, Hokie Stone repairs, select areas of tuckpointing, and installation of masonry retrofit anchors.

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