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Give Redgorge any PDF from the job (plans, specs, an RFI, a submittal, a schedule) and ask it questions. It can run on a box in your building, so nothing under NDA has to be uploaded. Every answer cites its page: the sheet or spec page it came from.
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CHECKED
Division 23, spec against spec: duct insulation thickness.
NOT A CONFLICT — DIFFERENT SCOPE
The two statements govern different conditions: Section 3.5 A applies to concealed supply and return ducts, while Section 3.5 B applies to exposed supply ducts.
Sources on this answer: 2 · Pittsburg USD Bid 24-026
Two thicknesses, not a conflict
Pittsburg USD bid specs, duct insulation: 1-1/2 inch for concealed supply and return ducts, 1 inch minimum for exposed supply ducts. Both cited to page 307.
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The work we go after
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Who we are
Twenty years in construction. A decade of it in the model.