Edison Middle School Floor Plan Level 1 RFP 2024
Champaign CUSD 4, Champaign, IL·School
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- Reported Agency
- Edison Middle School
SUMMARY
This document appears to be a floor plan for Level 1 of Edison Middle School, likely part of a larger solicitation for renovation or maintenance work. It details specific areas for plaster repair and painting, indicated by numbered rooms and highlighted sections with instructions for removing blistered/deteriorated plaster, sealing surfaces, skim coating, and painting to match existing conditions. The plan also includes a key for photo numbers.
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