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Outage Dispatching and Customer Communication Services

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Outage Dispatching Services

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AgencyOhio → City of Hudson
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Performs call intake and dispatch coordination for prime contractors on City of Hudson, Ohio Public Works Department electric operations projects. Receives and documents outage reports, coordinates deployment of field crews, and manages automated customer notifications and status updates. Requires call center infrastructure, telephony, and dispatching software. Delivers continuous dispatching and communication services over a 3-year term.

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