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Sewage Tank Expansion and Modification

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This subcontract involves performing structural steel modifications for prime contractors on University of Washington research vessel projects. The scope of work focuses on the expansion and modification of a sewage tank structure, which includes cutting access holes and executing modifications in accordance with specific technical references and the Columbia Sentinel detail. The contractor is responsible for ensuring the tank is certified safe for entry before work begins and delivering the final modified and expanded structure. This project falls under NAICS code 332420, with a response deadline set for October 31, 2026.

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Performs structural steel modifications for prime contractors on University of Washington research vessel projects. Cuts access holes and modifies sewage tank structure per Reference 22 (Columbia Sentinel detail) and Reference 19. Ensures tank is certified safe for entry. Delivers modified and expanded sewage tank structure.

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