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8522Q Supply & Delivery of Valves & Hydrant

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The City of Richmond, under the Province of British Columbia, issued solicitation 41756 for the supply and delivery of valves and hydrants. This procurement resulted in a split award, with Fred Surridge receiving the valve portion of the competition. The total value awarded to Fred Surridge is 1,101,000 dollars, a figure that includes two option years. The performance of the contract is located within British Columbia, Canada.

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City of Richmond awarded Fred Surridge 1,101,000 dollars for valves and hydrants supply.

Contract Value

$1,101,000

Place of Performance

CAN

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AgencyProvince of British Columbia → City of Richmond
Contacts1 person available
OfficeCAN
Office AddressCAN
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This is a split award. Fred Surridge was awarded $1,101,000 (including 2 x 1 option years) for the Valve portion of this competition.

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