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Underground Conduit and Circuit Installation

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RFB-785-2700000218-1 | RFB-115-27 Electrical Repairs Northpoint Training Complex

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AgencyKentucky → Finance Facilities/Support Svc
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Performs excavation and installation of underground electrical pathways for prime contractors on Kentucky Department of Corrections facility projects. Executes excavation for underground electrical circuits and installs circuits in direct buried conduit. Requires background checks for all personnel. Delivers installed underground conduit system ready for cable pull.

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