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Marina High School Relocatables Site Work Project #8285 – Bid #2

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20261008038State & Local

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Marina HS Relocatables Site Work #8285 - Notice to Bidders

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AgencyCalifornia → MONTEREY PENINSULA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
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Bid #8285 - Bid #2: This project involves site work, electrical, fire alarm, and low voltage installations required for new portable buildings at Marina High School. The scope includes all necessary preparations and utility connections to support the placement and functionality of the relocatable structures.

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