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Utility Disconnection & Capping

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PAPAIKOU COMMUNITY CENTER DEMOLITION

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AgencyHawaii → Parks and Recreation
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Locates, disconnects, and seals utilities for prime contractors on Papaikou Community Center demolition projects. Coordinates shutdowns with utility companies, caps utilities in the demolition zone, and installs temporary bypass piping or wiring to maintain service to occupied facilities. Requires licensed Master Plumber or Electrician. Delivers safely disconnected and capped utility lines.

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