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Fire Extinguisher Recharging and Refill Supply

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The contract involves the supply of dry chemical agent and the provision of recharging services for fire extinguishers as part of routine maintenance or following deployment. This includes the responsible handling, removal, and environmentally compliant disposal of spent or old fire suppression agents in accordance with all applicable regulations. The work must be conducted with strict adherence to environmental safety standards to ensure no hazardous contamination occurs during service operations. All recharged extinguishers must meet industry safety specifications and be returned to service in fully operational condition. Subcontractors are expected to deliver reliable, timely, and fully documented recharging services across all designated locations under the jurisdiction of the California Purchasing Department. The project is scheduled to close for bids on August 27, 2026, with the solicitation posted on August 6, 2026. The North American Industry Classification System code 424690 indicates this is in the category of Other Commercial Equipment Merchant Wholesalers, aligning with the distribution and servicing of fire safety equipment. Performance is expected to comply with all state and federal environmental laws, and contractors must demonstrate capacity for logistics, regulatory compliance, and service consistency throughout the contract term.

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Supply and recharging of fire extinguishers with environmentally compliant disposal and full regulatory compliance.

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California → Purchasing DepartmentView Agency

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424690 - Other Chemical and Allied Products Merchant WholesalersView NAICS

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CA, USA

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Supply dry chemical agent and provide recharging services for fire extinguishers during maintenance or after use, including environmental compliance and disposal of old agents.

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