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Fiberglass Stock Tanks
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Solicitation AG-67T0-S-17-0046 is a total small business set-aside contract for the procurement of ten fiberglass stock tanks to be delivered to Newcastle, Wyoming. Each tank must be a seamless, one-piece construction made of fiberglass and polyester resins, featuring a round design with a 10-foot diameter, a 2-foot depth, and a minimum capacity of 1,000 gallons. Technical specifications require a non-porous interior surface and tapered sidewalls to facilitate shipping and storage. Additionally, the tanks must include a minimum 3-inch bottom-to-sidewall radius and integrated non-skid ramps molded into the sidewalls for small animals. The response deadline for this combined type solicitation was May 13, 2017.
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7 Tanks shall be delivered to Us Forest Service Hell Canyon Ranger District, 1225 Washington Blvd, Newcastle, WY 82701; 3 Tanks, NEWCASTLE, WY, 82701, USASet-Aside
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