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Interstate Electrical Supply, Inc. - Company Profile


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Business Type Address Contact Interstate Electrical Supply, Inc.
Distributor Interstate Electrical Supply, Inc.
2300 2nd Ave.
Columbus, GA 31901
USA
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Phone: (706) 324-1000
(800) 903-4409

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