ROCKVILLE, MD, 20850 · Montgomery County
Building permit — commercial building
Interior work only,MINOR DEMOLITION & CREATION OF COMMON CORRIDOR FOR FUTURE TENANT. REMAINDER OF FLOOR TO REMAIN VACANT UNTIL BUILD-OUT OCCURS UNDER A SEPARATE PERMIT. SCOPE OF WORK TO INCLUDE MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL. AREA OF WORK 1,272 SF.
Building permit — commercial building
The work consists of new construction for a new medical office tenant. Work will include complete construction of partitions, ceilings and millwork as shown in the plans. The suite shall receive new finishes, new lighting fixtures, new electrical work, and new plumbing. Existing mechanical and life-safety systems shall be modified and new components provided to support the new build-out as required. The multi-tenant corridor construction is to be done under a separate permit
Building permit — commercial building
Interior work only,Install one (1) fabric awning over the entrance for EagleBank
Building permit — commercial building
Interior work only,New Tenant Fitout for Dental office Suite 525, Smiles Made Beautiful Bid Doc. or Cost Valuation is required.
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