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Site Furniture Installation and Logistics

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Berkeley, CA, 94705, USA

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This scope was carved out of 12044B.

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UC Botanical Garden Access Improvements - Phase 2 (Fountain Plaza)

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AgencyUniversity of California, Berkeley
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Relocates existing site furniture and installs new owner-furnished furniture for prime contractors on University of California botanical garden projects. Moves existing furniture out of the work zone and installs new pieces provided by the University using material handling equipment. Requires DIR registration and prevailing wage compliance. Delivers installed site furniture in designated locations.

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