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This subcontract opportunity with Northview Public Schools in Michigan involves the installation of plumbing and utility infrastructure for Board of Education stadium projects. The scope of work specifically includes the installation of water lines, sewage systems, and restroom facilities for a stadium addition, acting as a subcontractor to prime contractors. Interested parties must submit a Rockford Construction Vendor Prequalification and notarized compliance affidavits to be considered. The solicitation was posted on September 30, 2026, and requires a response by November 3, 2026.

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Plumbing subcontract for Northview Public Schools stadium projects; bids due November 3, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of RFP-NVP-260000002718-2.

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RFP-NVP-260000002718-2 | Northview High School Athletic Stadium Addition & Renovation

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Installs plumbing and utility lines for prime contractors on Board of Education stadium projects. Installs water lines, sewage systems, and restroom facilities for the stadium addition. Requires submission of Rockford Construction Vendor Prequalification and notarized compliance affidavits. Delivers completed plumbing and utility infrastructure.

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