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Vending Machine Electrical Circuitry and Power Upgrades

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2713RFP - Vending Machine Services

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AgencyFlorida → Parks and Recreation
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Performs electrical verification and installation of power circuits for prime contractors on City of Daytona Beach Parks and Recreation projects. Verifies circuit needs for volts and amps, installs new electrical circuits, and upgrades existing circuitry to meet machine specifications per local electrical codes. Delivers certified and energized electrical circuits.

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