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Bulk Dense Soda Ash Supply for Water Treatment
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This subcontract opportunity issued by the city of North Canton, Ohio, involves the supply and delivery of high-purity, dry, powdered dense soda ash. The material must consist of at least 98 percent sodium carbonate and will be utilized for water softening and pH adjustment processes within municipal water treatment operations. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of March 28, 2025. The procurement is categorized under NAICS code 325311, and further details regarding the bidding process can be accessed through the official North Canton government portal.
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