Sea Level Rise Interpretive Panel Fabrication
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This subcontract involves the fabrication and delivery of one permanent, weather-resistant interpretive panel for the California Department of Parks and Recreation. The panel will feature educational content regarding sea level rise and must be constructed using durable materials such as powder-coated aluminum, high-pressure laminates, or UV-resistant inks with protective coatings to withstand coastal salt-air environments. All work must adhere to the specific standards for permanent signage established by the Department of Parks and Recreation. The project is located in Coronado, California, and falls under NAICS code 339999. The primary objective is to provide a high-quality educational display that meets all agency specifications for durability and environmental resistance in a coastal setting.
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Coronado, CA, 92118Set-Aside
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This scope was carved out of 26/27-SD-04.
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Sea Level Rise Interpretive Panel Installation (26/27-SD-04)
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