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CSS-1H Tack Oil 2024
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The City of West Jordan's Public Works Department is seeking bids from suppliers to provide CSS-1H Asphalt Tack Oil as part of their 2024 procurement efforts. The solicitation, titled CSS-1H Tack Oil 2024, was posted on January 30, 2024, with a deadline for responses set for February 21, 2024. The project involves the supply of asphalt tack oil, which is typically used in paving and road construction projects to ensure proper adhesion of asphalt layers. The bidding process is open, and interested suppliers are encouraged to submit their proposals by the specified deadline. Potential bidders can contact Krista Smith via email for further information or clarifications. The contract will be managed by the Utah-based agency, with the opportunity to participate available through the state's bidding platform. The contract size details are not specified, indicating that the scope may vary based on the bids received. This procurement aligns with the city's ongoing infrastructure maintenance and development initiatives, emphasizing the importance of quality materials for durable road construction.
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