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Wash System Electrical Installation and Integration

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This scope was carved out of DPW-27-420-06.

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High Pressure Under Chassis Vehicle Wash Rebid

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AgencyMassachusetts → Town of Hopkinton
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Performs electrical wiring and control system integration for prime contractors on Town of Hopkinton municipal projects. Installs Variable Frequency Drive (VFD), Motor Control Center (MCC), touch screen control systems, and pressure sensors. Connects system to existing facility power supply. Requires Massachusetts Electrical License and OSHA compliance. Delivers a fully powered and operational electrical control system for the wash bay.

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