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2021 Portable Storage Tank Cleaning, Inspection, Repairs and Coating
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This project involves the cleaning, inspection, repair, and coating of potable water storage tanks located on the Kaibab National Forest in Williams, Arizona. The scope of work requires the application of new interior and exterior coatings to three steel water storage tanks, including all necessary surface preparation, labor, and materials. Additionally, the contractor must perform cleaning, inspection, and minor surface patching for one drained underground fiberglass potable water tank. Managed by the Department of Agriculture's CSA Southwest 4 USDA-FS, this contract is designated as a total small business set-aside. Interested offerors were required to submit a signed SF-1449 form, a pricing schedule, a technical approach, and an experience questionnaire to the designated point of contact by the specified deadline.
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$231,076Place of Performance
Williams, AZ, USASet-Aside
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