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HTC Center Hung Display Electrical Services - Coastal Carolina University seeks a qualified, properly licensed electrical contractor (& ldquo; Contractor& rdquo;) to provide complete electrical power infrastructure and signal- cable pathways for the new center- h
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Pedestrian Pathway
City of Early 2025 Pedestrian Pathway
Engineering and project management services Pedestrian pathway project
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Credit Transfer Technology - The University of North Carolina System seeks student credit transfer services that will support a statewide transfer ecosystem, which will support students as they pursue pathways to graduation. A solution that will serve all students in the State and support the transfer of credits among and between institutions, reducing the time it takes to earn a degree and reduce costs. This RFP is being conducted by the UNC System Office, which seeks to build a statewide transfer ecosyste
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SKY B2 AI Innovation Hub Project - Infrastructure Work ( Rebid) Provide all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to furnish and install a NetFloor raised access flooring system, including all required electrical power distribution, floor boxes, low- voltage cabling pathways, supports, transitions, and accessories necessary to accommodate the immersive classroom equipment. Scope shall also include furnishing and installing a ductless mini- split air conditioning system and constructing a new IDF closet
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2027- 04 Rural Health Community Integrated Allied Health Program Consultation The North Kingstown School Department ( NKSD) has been awarded a Career and Technical Education ( CTE) Rural Health Transformation Grant by the Rhode Island Department of Education ( RIDE). This initiative is funded via the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services ( CMS) Rural Health Transformation Program ( RHTP) to build sustainable healthcare workforce pipelines in designated rural communities. NKSD is soliciting compet
Allied Health Program Consultation Services Rural health community integrated allied health program consultation services; Multiyear planning, curriculum architecture, and partnership development for a new secondary allied health pathway and a K8 career exploration framework.
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