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DeSesa Engineering Co., Inc

DeSesa Engineering Co., Inc holds 5 contracts with 1 American local government, carrying $5.01M in stated value. Every figure here links to the government record it was read from.

$5.01MObserved value
5Records
1Governments
Feb 28, 2024First seen
Aug 14, 2024Most recent

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Resolution authorizing a Change Order with DeSesa Engineering for chiller upgrades for the Morris County Courthouse to increase the contract by $36,397.47, PCO includes the re… $1.09M Morris County, NJ Apr 24, 2024 amendment Professional services Resolution authorizing a Change Order with DeSesa Engineering Co., Inc. for chiller upgrade for the Morris County Courthouse to increase the contract by $18,525.87, for replac… $1.05M Morris County, NJ Feb 28, 2024 amendment Professional services Resolution authorizing a Change Order with DeSesa Engineering Co., Inc. for chiller upgrade for the Morris County Courthouse to increase the contract by $81,172.33, for repipi… $1.03M Morris County, NJ Feb 28, 2024 amendment Professional services Resolution authorizing a Change Order with DeSesa Engineering for chiller upgrades for the Morris View Healthcare Center to increase the contract by $11,904.85, for time and m… $928K Morris County, NJ Aug 14, 2024 amendment Professional services Resolution authorizing a Change Order with DeSesa Engineering Co., Inc. for chiller upgrade for the Morris View Health Center to increase the contract by $6,014.41, to install… $916K Morris County, NJ Mar 13, 2024 amendment Professional services

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