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24 Jul 2023
News
GRANITE FALLS — The Granite Falls Town Council awarded three contracts for the splash pad project at the Recreation Center on Monday, July 17, at their regular council meeting.
The first contract awarded was to Lail Builders, Hickory, for site preparation.
The second contract awarded was to Vortex Aquatic Structures International, Dover, Delaware, for splash pad equipment and features.
The third contract awarded was to Aqua Underground, Marietta, Georgia, for installation of the splash features and equipment. To read the full article, click here.
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