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Board Report - October 2020
As we enter October, Phase 2 of the Capital Project is underway. All contractors have complied with the General Condition Requirements and contracts have been issued. The submittal process has begun and products for construction have started to arrive on site. An early submission schedule has been received from the General Contractor outlining the path for construction over the next few months. The final details of the overall schedule are being worked out between all Prime Contractors. We are off to a good start and have been pleased with the cooperation from all team members.
We are pleased to report that there have been no major accidents or injuries to date.
As we enter October, Phase 2 of the Capital Project is underway. All contractors have complied with the General Condition Requirements and contracts have been issued. The submittal process has begun and products for construction have started to arrive on site. An early submission schedule has been received from the General Contractor outlining the path for construction over the next few months. The final details of the overall schedule are being worked out between all Prime Contractors. We are off to a good start and have been pleased with the cooperation from all team members.
We are pleased to report that there have been no major accidents or injuries to date.
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| October 2020 Progress Report - 2018 Capital Project - Phase II |
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