JAMES A HALEY EMERGENCY ROOM PH I
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| Project Type: | Hospitals |
| Work Type: | New |
| Bid Date: | 2005-08-08 |
Hospital Construct Emergency Room, Phase I, Project Scope Includes All Labor, Materials, Tools, Equipment And Supervision To Construct A 12,500 SF Add-On Structure On Slab And Grade Beam Foundation With Interior Spaces For 12 Urgent Care Patient Beds, Patient Waiting And Processing Areas, Staff Areas, Staff Offices, And All Associated Support Space And Functions, Work Will Include Reconfiguration Of Roads And Parking Spaces Within The Facility Footprint, Interested Parties Are Advised That Above Ceiling Work In The Existing Main Building May Contain Asbestos Fireproofing
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RSMeans Project Cost Estimate
| Original Estimated Project Cost: | $1000000 |
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Project Location
| Address: | 13000 Bruce B Downs Blvd Tampa, FL 33612 |
| County: | Hillsborough |
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