City of Garland Post In-Line Inspection Validation REQ00002333 - Ray Olinger Power Plant
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SUMMARY
The City of Garland is seeking post in-line inspection validation services for the Ray Olinger Power Plant. Submissions for REQ00002333 are due by June 18, 2026.
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