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QUINCY HOUSING AUTHORITY Federal Pacific Electrical (FPE) Panel Replacement and Fire Alarm (FA)
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The Quincy Housing Authority is soliciting sealed bids from contractors for the replacement of Federal Pacific Electrical (FPE) panels and fire alarm systems at multiple state-aided developments located at 75-77 South Street, 269 Water Street, and 80 Clay Street in Quincy, Massachusetts. This project requires compliance with the specifications outlined in the documents prepared by John Murphy Jr. Electrical Construction & Engineering, Inc. The solicitation is identified as BD-17-1921-MMQHA-MMQHA-128880, with bids due by May 15, 2026. The contract is managed by the Massachusetts Quincy Housing Authority (MMQHA) and is posted under the SLED organization type, with the office located on Bicknell Street in Quincy, MA. Interested contractors should submit their proposals to this awarding authority, with Ric Mahoney designated as the primary point of contact. The project aims to upgrade critical electrical infrastructure and fire alarm systems to meet safety and code requirements across the specified properties.
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Bicknell Street Quincy, MA, 02169, USASet-Aside
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Submission Closed
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