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Utility Box and Base Specialist

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Phase 2 - Transit Electrification

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AgencyCalifornia → Transportation and Public Works Department of City of Santa Rosa
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Performs replacement and adjustment of utility boxes for prime contractors on City transit electrification projects. Replaces and adjusts utility boxes to grade and installs Class 2 Aggregate Base per City Specifications Section 26. Maintains subgrade grade tolerance within 0.05-foot above or 0.1-foot below established grade. Delivers adjusted utility boxes and compacted aggregate base.

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