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Bid Request for Bear-Resistant Trash Containers
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The Town of Jackson is soliciting bids for the purchase of bear-resistant trash containers, specifically requesting up to two triple can series, seven double can series, and forty-four single can series. To be eligible, all containers must be certified by the Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee at the time of bidding. Proposals must include comprehensive pricing for the units, available accessories, and all associated delivery, transportation, and accommodation costs. Qualified applicants must demonstrate the necessary experience, knowledge, and capacity to complete the project within a mutually agreed-upon timeline. Bids are being accepted in PDF format via email or as hard copies delivered to the Town of Jackson office. The deadline for submission is March 21, 2025.
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