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Elevator Upgrade Adopted, purpose not classified

As stated 2023-03-14: Request Council to award Bid # B 23-15-COC to the lowest bidder Sapphire Elevator for the Elevator Upgrade at the Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse in the amount of $67,083 and execute the agreement.

First cited 2023-03-14 · most recently cited 2023-03-14.

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$67,083

2023-03-14 · Council

$67,083 Request Council to award Bid # B 23-15-COC to the lowest bidder Sapphire Elevator for the Elevator Upgrade at the Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse in the amount of $67,083 and execute the agreement.
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