Oraway Engineering Inc

ROC #315133·A General Engineering·Active

✓ License active✓ No disciplinary actions on recordLicensed 9 yrs

Address:: 46-331 Commerce St, Indio, CA 92201
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Issued:: Aug 16, 2017
Expires:: Aug 31, 2027

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Active in: Pima County

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