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Marine Electrical and Pipe Fitting

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This subcontract opportunity involves providing specialized electrical and pipe fitting repairs for prime contractors working on California Department of Transportation ferry projects. The scope of work focuses on electrical system troubleshooting and plumbing repairs, requiring strict adherence to NEMA, UL Marine Department, and ABYC standards to ensure the delivery of fully repaired electrical circuits and piping systems. The project is located in Solano and falls under NAICS code 238210. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 29, 2026.

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Electrical and pipe fitting repairs for Caltrans ferry projects in Solano by October 2026.

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IFB Dry Dock Ferry Maintenance and Repair Services in Solano County

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AgencyCalifornia Department of Transportation
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Performs specialized electrical and pipe fitting repairs for prime contractors on Caltrans ferry projects. Conducts electrical system troubleshooting and pipe fitting/plumbing repairs using NEMA, UL Marine Department, and ABYC standards. Delivers repaired electrical circuits and piping systems.

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