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Structural Engineering (Certification & Drawings)

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Front Royal, VA, USA

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This scope was carved out of QQ-131064.

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Airport Carport RFQ

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AgencyVirginia → Warren County
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Performs engineering calculations and technical drawings for prime contractors on Warren County, Virginia airport projects. Creates detailed design drawings for a 20'x40'x9' carport and performs structural calculations to certify the design for 25PSF and 120MPH. Requires a Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Delivers engineered drawings and certification documents.

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