Description: This RFP is for professional services including architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and civil engineering for the design and construction of two academic buildings totaling 55,000 SF at Central Carolina Technical College's Kershaw Campus. The project includes a health science building and an industrial building, requiring classrooms, labs, and parking.
HigherEducation · SC, US
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