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Utility Systems Installation

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This subcontract for Utility Systems Installation involves the deployment of comprehensive electric, gas, and telecommunications grids for prime contractors working on San Joaquin County Community Development Department projects. Based in Tracy, California, the scope of work includes trenching, conduit installation, and wiring for industrial and commercial land use, specifically utilizing cabling and transformers to deliver fully installed and energized utility systems. The contractor is required to operate under NAICS code 238210 and must ensure all work strictly adheres to San Joaquin County building codes and the specific standards set by local utility providers. The project was posted on November 13, 2025, and focuses on critical infrastructure development within the region.

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Subcontract for electric, gas, and telecom utility installation in San Joaquin County, California.

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This scope was carved out of 2024120847.

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Installs comprehensive utility grids including electric, gas, and telecommunications for prime contractors on County of San Joaquin Community Development Department projects. Performs trenching, conduit installation, and wiring for industrial and commercial land use using transformers and cabling. Adheres to local utility provider standards and San Joaquin County building codes. Delivers installed and energized utility systems.

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