SILVER SPRING, MD, 20910 · Montgomery County
Building permit — commercial building
***OVERTIME REVIEW REQUESTED*** THE WORK INCLUDES THE INSTALLATION OF NINE (9) NEW PARKING LOT LIGHT POLES AND LUMINAIRES WITHIN THE EXISTING PARKING LOT AND INTEGRATION WITH THE EXISTING PARKING LOT LIGHTING SYSTEM.
Building permit — commercial building
Revision,1 - Deleting chilled beam relocation work shown in approved base permit.Customer Wants To Use ePlansCustomer Wants To Use ePlans,Sixth floor renovations including two new officles and demolish two existing officles to create two new workstation areas including 14 workstations. Furniture includes new demountable partitions with sliding doors to match existing elsewhere on the floor, modifications to interior finishes, mechanical modifications to an existing chilled beam and thermostats, electrical modifications to light fixtures, power and data, sprinkler head modifications as required by code for the new layout. Convert existing conference room 630 into an office replacing furniture with new and refreshing interior finishes.
Building permit — commercial building
Interior work only,REPLACEMENT OF INTERIOR EMERGENCY GENERATOR ON 7TH FLOOR
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