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Structural Steel and Metals

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RFQ# 2036374 Wilmer Health Clinic CMAR

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AgencyTexas → Parkland Health and Hospital System
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Supplies and erects structural frames for prime contractors on Parkland Health and Hospital System healthcare clinic projects. Performs fabrication and installation of steel beams, columns, and metal decking. Delivers completed structural steel skeleton.

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