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Mixed-Use Development Project On City-Owned Land (Blocks A & B In The Downtown Precise Plan)

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20261003033State & Local

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Santa Clara, CA, 95050, USA

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RFP #26-27-15 - Mixed Use Development in Downtown Santa Clara

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AgencyCity of Santa Clara, California
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Organization / AgencyCity of Santa Clara, California
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Mallory Andersen

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Bid #26-27-15: $18

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