GLASS (DETENTION-SECURITY) – JAIL & DETENTION FACILITIES ANNUAL BID # 2003
Cameron County, Cameron County, TX·County
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SUMMARY
This is Addendum #2 for Annual Bid #2003 concerning glass for detention-security facilities. It clarifies questions regarding material vs. installation costs and provides specifications for Type 60 and Type 30 glass clad polycarbonate panels.
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