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June 22, 2007
BidClerk.com Reports Construction Projects Up For Bid in the San Francisco, CA Area
BidClerk's daily update of commercial construction projects coming up for bid and in the San Francisco, CA area.
(PRWEB) June 20, 2007 -- BidClerk, the Construction Industry Search Engine, reported today that the following construction projects are planning to go out for bids or start construction in the next 90 days in the San Francisco, California area. Businesses interested in providing services relative to these projects should visit BidClerk.com and reference the Project ID listed below to obtain direct contact information for each job:
Napa, CA - Longs Drugs, 291 S. Coombs St., 17,950-square-foot retail building, August 2007, $2 million. Project ID: 625757
Nipomo, CA - Nipomo Town Square - Phase I, Juniper Street and Mary Avenue, 272,000-square-foot commercial development, October 2007, $50 million. Project ID: 272886
Richmond, CA - Hilltop Mall Nail Salon, 2200 Hilltop Mall Road, 1,300-square-foot nail salon, July 2007, $30,000. Project ID: 625373
San Leandro, CA - Washington Avenue Commercial Building, 15215 Washington Ave., 2,552-square-foot retail building, August 2007, $300,000. Project ID: 623616
El Cerrito, CA - San Pablo Avenue Mixed-Use Development, San Pablo Avenue and Cutting Boulevard, 58-unit mixed-use building, August 2007, $7 million. Project ID: 443715
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Posted by Industrial-Manufacturing at June 22, 2007 03:07 AM