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ELECTROLYTIC NICKEL ANODES - " S" ROUNDS
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This contract, identified by solicitation number BEP-RFQ-15-0632, governs the procurement of nine drums of Electrolytic Nickel Anodes - S Rounds for delivery to Fort Worth, Texas. The material must adhere to a strict chemical composition consisting of 99.97 percent nickel plus cobalt, with precise limits on carbon, copper, iron, and sulphur. The anodes are to be supplied in 550 lb non-returnable drums. The vendor is required to provide detailed pallet labeling, including the BEP stock item number 2EG01145, weights, manufacture and expiration dates, purchase order details, and storage conditions. Additionally, each shipment must be accompanied by a Certificate of Analysis or Certificate of Conformance along with the inspection results for every batch or lot provided.
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$37,004.22Place of Performance
FORT WORTH, TX, USASet-Aside
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EPIC INDUSTRIAL INCAward Issued Date
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