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Corrugated Metal Pipe (CMP) Supply and Installation

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The contract entails the supply of smooth wall corrugated metal pipe under bid item 7143XXX, ensuring full compliance with the South Carolina Department of Transportation's 2025 standards. This includes providing certified materials that meet all specified engineering and structural requirements, along with timely delivery to the designated place of performance in Orangeburg, South Carolina. The scope is limited to material provision without installation, and all submissions must align with SCDOT’s technical specifications and certification protocols to ensure quality and regulatory adherence. The solicitation is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 332410, directed toward suppliers capable of delivering compliant corrugated metal pipe systems. Although the posting and response deadlines are listed as August 11, 2026, the absence of a solicitation number and point of contact suggests the opportunity may be part of a broader procurement cycle or internal SCDOT process. The contract is managed under the authority of the South Carolina Department of Transportation, with performance obligations centered on Orangeburg, and interested parties must access the official bidding portal via the provided UI link for full details and submission requirements.

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Supply of SCDOT-compliant corrugated metal pipe to Orangeburg, SC, no installation, by August 11, 2026.

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South Carolina Department of TransportationView Agency

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332410 - Power Boiler and Heat Exchanger ManufacturingView NAICS

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Orangeburg, SC, US

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AgencySouth Carolina Department of Transportation
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Supply of smooth wall corrugated metal pipe under bid item 7143XXX, including material certification and delivery per SCDOT 2025 standards.

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