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Bulk Propane Transport and Delivery
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This subcontract for the City of Austin involves the transport and bulk loading of propane to support Fleet Mobility Services projects. The selected provider will be responsible for delivering fuel to one 18,000-gallon tank at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and three 1,898-gallon tanks located at Fleet Services Centers. The contractor must utilize bulk propane tanker trucks and specialized pumping equipment to complete the deliveries. Additionally, the provider is required to ensure all storage tanks are filled and that Safety Data Sheets are provided with every shipment.
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Place of Performance
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Documents
This scope was carved out of IFB 7800 MAS1011.
The full solicitation package (11 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.
Propane delivery
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Submission Closed
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