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Calcium Chloride (Type S, Grade N4, Class B) Supplier

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ITB 2527H152 Calcium Chloride -Federally Funded

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AgencyState of Alaska → Transportation and Public Facilities
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Supplies Calcium Chloride mini-pellets for prime contractors on State of Alaska DOT&PF projects. Sourced to ASTM D-98, Type S, Grade N4, Class B standards with specific chemical compositions for CaCl2, alkali chlorides, and magnesium. Packaged in 2200 lbs or 2205 lbs industrial bladders with polyethylene liners and woven polypropylene. Requires Buy America Act compliance and SDS. Delivers certified mini-pellets to freight forwarder or destination.

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