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Ford Repairs, Maintenance, and Parts
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The City of San José is seeking qualified vendors to provide Ford vehicle repairs, maintenance, and parts services. The contract requires vendors to include FOB Destination prepaid freight or shipping costs and to exclude sales tax from their pricing. The procurement process is open to electronic submissions through a designated platform, with responses due by July 25, 2024. The contract is estimated to be valued between $500,000 and $2,000,000, though actual quantities are not guaranteed, indicating a flexible scope based on the city's needs. The solicitation is associated with the NAICS code 441110, which pertains to automobile and light truck dealerships, and is managed by the City of San José in California. Interested vendors should review the detailed solicitation information via the provided link for further instructions and requirements.
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