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Minor Electrical and Plumbing Services

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This scope was carved out of RFP-2026-0011.

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Public Housing (HUD) Properties Unit Turn Services

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AgencyWisconsin → Housing Authority City of Milwaukee
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Performs small-scale electrical and plumbing repairs for prime contractors on Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee (HACM) public housing projects. Installs and repairs fixtures including faucets, light fixtures, outlets, and switches using standard trade hand tools and testing equipment. Requires relevant trade licenses and Davis-Bacon wage compliance. Delivers functional electrical and plumbing fixtures.

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