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Fuel Bid University of Wyoming
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The University of Wyoming has issued a Fuel Bid solicitation (JRB-2024-36) to secure fuel supply services within Albany County, Wyoming. The contract aims to establish a vendor relationship for fuel procurement, with project values estimated between $500,000 and $2,000,000. Bidders are required to carefully complete, sign, and submit their finalized bid documents by the response deadline of September 26, 2024. The solicitation is open to qualified organizations, and interested parties can access detailed information and submit their proposals through the provided online platform. The primary contact for this solicitation is Jon Babcock, whose email is [email hidden]. This opportunity is part of the Wyoming State and Local Government procurement efforts, emphasizing the importance of timely and compliant bid submissions to secure the contract.
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