KOINONIA MINISTRIES HEALTH CLINIC
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| Project Type: | Clinics, Hospitals |
| Work Type: | Alteration |
Health Clinic Slab On Grade Foundation, Steel Structural Frame, Brick Exterior Walls, Wood Roof Trusses, EPDM Roofing, Gypsum Wallboard, Suspended Acoustical Ceilings, Hollow Metal And Wood Doors, Wallpaper, Resilient Carpet
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Project Location
| Address: | Clinton Avenue And North Lake St Albany, NY 12023 |
| County: | Albany |
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RSMeans Project Cost Estimate
| Original Estimated Project Cost: | $230000 |
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