Description: The Stanislaus Council of Governments is seeking proposals from qualified architectural firms for design services at 1407 I Street in Modesto. The project will create a public boardroom, convert the former bank teller area into a meeting chamber, and remodel surrounding office space. The selected firm will provide services from programming and schematic design through construction documents, bidding, and construction administration.
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