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This subcontract involves the provision of specialized plumbing repairs and installations for clinical laboratory projects managed by the IOM in Konotop, Ukraine. The scope of work focuses on the delivery of a fully functional plumbing and fluid management system, specifically requiring the installation of chemical-resistant sinks, laboratory waste piping, and medical gas lines. Operating under NAICS code 238220, the contractor will work under prime contractors to ensure all technical specifications for medical and laboratory environments are met. The project is centered on enhancing the infrastructure of clinical facilities through precise installation of specialized piping and equipment.

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Subcontract for specialized plumbing, medical gas, and laboratory installations in Konotop, Ukraine.

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238220 - Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors

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LOT#1 Major repair of the premises of the clinical and diagnostic laboratory in the gynaecological building (1st floor) of the Konotop Central District Hospital named after Academician Mikhail Davydov Ruslan ANTONOV - [email hidden]

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Performs plumbing repairs and installs specialized laboratory sinks and piping for prime contractors on IOM clinical laboratory projects in Konotop, Ukraine. Installs chemical-resistant sinks, laboratory waste piping, and medical gas lines. Delivers a functional plumbing and fluid management system.

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