Hire SH Mechanical Inc. for $93,260 electrical work at Point Potrero Marine Terminal
$93,260
In Plain English
The city needs to convert electrical systems at the Riggers Loft building located at Point Potrero Marine Terminal. SH Mechanical Inc. submitted the winning bid to complete this electrical conversion project. If approved, the city pays up to $93,260 for the construction work.
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