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Paint Stripping & Coating Bldg 5008 Range Beach Tower, Camp Perry Joint Training Center

Description: Work include paint stripping & coating of building.

Buyer: Ohio Adjutant General's Department
StateAgency · OH, US
Released: Aug 12, 2026
Closes: Aug 27, 2026(4 days left)

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Mark A. HatfieldChief Information Officer

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Allen Cabaret LaDriereChief Legal Counsel

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