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what could be the work packages of building a gas station?

what could be the work packages of building a gas station?

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* This is only an example. Ther may be various work packages for the same *

  1. Earthwork for packing and Service (P & S) Area
  2. Asphalt paving for P & S area
  3. Concrete hardstand for P & S area
  4. concrete foundation
  5. masonry bearing walls
  6. metal sandwich panel
  7. interior concrete floor
  8. built-up roof
  9. Roof gutter/drainage
  10. Interior Built-in
  11. Interior painting
  12. Interior dry wall
  13. Interior door, and other hardware
  14. Interior floor covering
  15. Exterior glazing
  16. Exterior brick facade
  17. Exterior doors
  18. Mechanical systems
  19. electrical systems

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