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Roadway Signaling and Control Equipment

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AgencyMissouri → City of St. Louis Board of Public Service
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Installs and configures roadway signaling and control systems for prime contractors on City of St. Louis Board of Public Service projects. Installs signaling and control equipment according to standard specifications using electrical testing and signaling tools. Delivers operational roadway signaling and control systems.

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