ROCKVILLE, MD, 20817 · Montgomery County
Building permit — commercial building
Systems Furniture only. Parent permit number is 1153868.
Building permit — commercial building
Office renovation/expansion with MEP updates; no change of use or structural work.
Building permit — commercial building
Interior work only,BUILDING A/SUITE 200 INTERIOR RENOVATION WITHIN EXISTING DEMISED TENANT SPACE. NEW WAITING AREA, EXAM ROOMS, SINK, TECH STATION, MILLWORK, FINISHES, & MODS TO EXISTING STORAGE ROOM, & MEP SYSTEMS.
Building permit — commercial building
Revision,1 - Adding (1) single user toilet room.Customer Wants To Use ePlans *** The additional toilet room will be for staff and the Provider's Office will become the Staff Lounge. *** Customer Wants To Use ePlans Interior work only,Interior alteration of existing office shell space for an existing medical office tenant expansion. Demo work for new corridor openings. New work includes new partitions, ceilings, millwork, lighting, and finishes. New electrical and plumbing work throughout. Existing mechanical to be modified and new components to support new build-out.
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