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Mechanical Insulation Services

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City of Hampton, VA, USA

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This scope was carved out of ITB 27-271106/NB.

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ITB 27-271106/NB ANNUAL NEEDS FOR MECHANICAL SERVICES

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AgencyVirginia → Hampton City Schools
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Applies insulation to mechanical and electrical piping for prime contractors on Hampton City Schools facility projects. Installs and replaces electrical insulation associated with mechanical piping using thermal and electrical insulation materials. Adheres to mechanical services industry standards. Delivers insulated piping and components.

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