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CIP Chemical Supply & Delivery (Low pH)

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This subcontract involves the supply and delivery of 1,800 lbs of Low pH Clean-in-Place (CIP) chemicals for prime contractors working on Greene County Sanitary Engineering projects in Ohio. The selected provider is responsible for sourcing the chemicals, transporting them to the site, pumping them into bulk tanks via chemical fill stations, and managing the removal of empty containers. To ensure safety and regulatory adherence, the contractor must maintain USDOT placard and USEPA CERCLA compliance. The solicitation was posted on October 9, 2026, with a response deadline of October 27, 2026.

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Supply and deliver 1,800 lbs of Low pH CIP chemicals for Greene County projects.

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2026-1 WTP Antiscalant

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Supplies and delivers Low pH Clean-in-Place (CIP) chemicals for prime contractors on Greene County Sanitary Engineering Department projects. Sources and transports chemicals, pumping them into bulk tanks via chemical fill stations and managing empty container removal. Requires USDOT placard and USEPA CERCLA compliance. Delivers 1,800 lbs of Low pH CIP Chemical.

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