Cummins CNG Engine Maintenance and Repair Services
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This subcontract for Cummins CNG Engine Maintenance and Repair Services involves providing non-warranty repair services for prime contractors working on Orange County Transportation Authority bus fleet projects. The scope of work focuses on executing diagnostics and mechanical repairs for Cummins 8.9 Liter ISL-G and L9N CNG engines, requiring the use of genuine Cummins parts and specialized diagnostic tools to deliver fully operational engines. To qualify, service providers must hold Cummins certification and strictly adhere to Level 2 Health, Safety, and Environmental Specifications. This opportunity is managed by the California F&A-Contracts Administration and Materials Management agency, with a response deadline of September 17, 2026.
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This scope was carved out of 260538.
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Request for Quotes (RFQ) for Non-Warranty Repair Services
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