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Roof Drain Installation and Integration

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OMH01-OP202877-3650323 Drain replacement at Elmira PC

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AgencyNew York → NYS Office of Mental Health
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Performs roof drain installation for prime contractors on NYS Office of Mental Health facility projects at the Elmira Psychiatric Center. Removes existing faulty roof drains, installs five new drains, and connects them to existing downspouts or internal plumbing. Requires NY State plumbing licensure and coordination to maintain existing roof warranties. Delivers five fully operational and leak-free roof drains integrated into the drainage system.

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