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Radon Mitigation System Installation

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RFQ Radon Inspectors for Syracuse Lead Grant Program

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AgencyNew York → Neighborhood and Business Development
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Installs physical radon mitigation systems for prime contractors on City of Syracuse Healthy Homes projects. Performs field work to install hardware including fans, piping, and sealing materials as specified in action plans and in compliance with AARST or local/state installation standards. Requires certification through the National Radon Safety Board or National Radon Proficiency Program. Delivers a fully installed and operational radon mitigation system.

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