Federal Government Contractors in Aberdeen, South Dakota

HF Jacobs & Son Construction Inc, Aberdeen

Aberdeen / South Dakota / United States

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Dakota Electronics, Aberdeen

Aberdeen / South Dakota / United States

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Indian Health Service, Aberdeen

Aberdeen / South Dakota / United States

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B & B Contracting Inc, Aberdeen

Aberdeen / South Dakota / United States

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Lutheran Social Service, Aberdeen

Aberdeen / South Dakota / United States

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Hase Plumbing & Heating, Aberdeen

Aberdeen / South Dakota / United States

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Established in 1979, Hase Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Inc. is a plumbing, heating and cooling contractors in the Midwest. Based in Aberdeen, S.D., it caters to businesses, residential, medical facilities, schools and more. Some of its projects include Aberdeen Regional Airport Terminal, Brown County Department of Health (remodel), Dakota Plains Surgical Center and Harvey Jewitt Building, to name a few. Hase Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Inc. is a Better Business Bureau accredited firm.

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Bethesda, Aberdeen

Aberdeen / South Dakota / United States

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Matheson, Aberdeen

Aberdeen / South Dakota / United States

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New Beginnings Ctr, Aberdeen

Aberdeen / South Dakota / United States

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Established in 1974, New Beginnings Center is a coeducational group care facility that serves children and adolescents with behavioral, emotional and educational problems. It is accredited by the Council on Accreditation for Children and Family Services. The center offers emergency shelter and transitional and medical care services. New Beginnings Center is located in Aberdeen, S.D. It is a division of Residential Services for Children and Youth, which provides 24-hou emergency assistance services. Residential Services for Children and Youth offers individual and family counseling services. It provides treatment options for the victims of drug and alcohol abuse. The center serves more than 250 children annually.

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