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Utility Coordination and Specialized Technical Services

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This subcontract for Utility Coordination and Specialized Technical Services supports prime contractors on City of Philadelphia Department of Streets projects. The scope of work involves performing specialized utility adjustments and coordinating with water, gas, electric, and cable owners to install raises exceeding 12 feet in height. The primary objective is to deliver properly adjusted and protected utility lines and structures within the city of Philadelphia. To execute these services, the contractor must provide a qualified workforce including electricians, plumbing technicians, cable layer technicians, or drainage mechanics. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 238210, with a response deadline set for November 6, 2026.

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Subcontract for Philadelphia utility coordination and technical services, deadline November 6, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of B2728196.

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PW Prequalification Bid #3085 - 2800 Judson Street Rehabilitation Project

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AgencyPennsylvania → Streets Department
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Performs specialized utility adjustments and coordination for prime contractors on City of Philadelphia Department of Streets projects. Coordinates with water, gas, electric, and cable owners to install raises over 12' high. Requires qualified electricians, plumbing techs, cable layer technicians, or drainage mechanics. Delivers adjusted and protected utility lines and structures.

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