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There's a small, talented group of IT professionals in the Boston area who are volunteering to help repair, enhance, and maintain a wireless network serving residents of a low-income housing development... the work includes replacing some Ethernet cable and wireless access points in the center of a wide, flat roof. The obstacle is that the property management need any such work to be performed by licensed, bonded personnel. I wonder if any of you know how much it would cost to insure one or more people to perform that kind of activity... if, say, an existing nonprofit were to act as an umbrella for these and related ongoing volunteer activities, how much might it cost them in insurance? Thanks, Stephen
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