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Underground Conduit Installation

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Traffic Signals Contract No.3

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AgencyCity of Cincinnati → Division Of Traffic Engineer
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Installs underground electrical and communication pathways for prime contractors on City of Cincinnati Division of Traffic Engineering projects. Runs new underground conduit and installs pre-cast or cast-in-place pull boxes. Requires coordination with concrete and demolition crews. Delivers an installed underground conduit system and pull boxes.

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