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Components, Programmable Logic Controllers
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Snohomish County is seeking qualified firms to submit quotes for the supply of components and programmable logic controllers, with the total contract value not exceeding $50,000. The solicitation, identified as QT-25-0485RB, was posted on May 9, 2025, and responses are due by May 19, 2025. Interested vendors must be logged into the designated procurement platform to access the detailed quote documents under the 'Bid Documents' tab. All questions related to the solicitation should be directed via email to the county’s purchasing department, with technical site issues to be addressed by phone. The contract is managed by Snohomish County’s Purchasing Department in Washington, and the procurement process is open to qualified firms without specific set-aside restrictions.
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