BETHESDA, MD, 20817 · Montgomery County
Building permit — commercial building
INTERIOR ALTERATION
Building permit — commercial building
NTERIOR RENOVATION OF 4 SUITES ON THE 2ND, 5TH, 9TH, AND 11TH FLOORS INCLUDING NEW PARTITIONS & DOORS, LIGHTING & CEILING, SINK & ASSOCIATED PLUMBING, MILLWORK, AND FINISHES. WORK INCLUDES NEW ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, AND MECHANICAL AS REQUIRED PER THE NEW LAYOUT. TENANT
Building permit — commercial building
11th-floor suite renovation with new layout, finishes, and MEP work
Building permit — commercial building
AT&T is relocating six antennas and removing 24 RRHs, and 6 diplexers at the building. AT&T is also adding 3 antennas, 24 RRHs, and 6 diplexers on the building. AT&T is also removing two equipment cabinets on the main roof level of the building. AT&T is adding two new cabinet on the main roof level of the building.
Building permit — commercial building
Revision,1 - addition of two access controls, deletion of one exam room, expansion of waiting room, millwork,Customer Wants To Use ePlansCustomer Wants To Use ePlans Interior work only,Interior alteration for medical office
Building permit — commercial building
Interior office renovation: new partitions, doors, finishes; minor MEP rework; no structural change.
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