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Today the project manager came to me to talk about the embed project that I was working on yesterday. I told him that I submitted my final quote and received the bids from our subcontractors. Then I gave him my plan to complete the other RFI’s on my list for the day.

Today I received several emails and RFI’s that I had to address by the end of the day. The email chain that I received was from a special rebar roller for the embed parts on the canopy job. These emails provided the full bid from this company and gave me the scope of there work. I used these emails to finish my bid and present it to my manager. The second document I received was an RFI from a casino in Oklahoma. This RFI was requesting an addition of angle supports for a

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