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Fuel Supply and Management

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This subcontract for Fuel Supply and Management supports prime contractors working on Berlin Board of Education projects in Connecticut. The selected provider is responsible for delivering a continuous fuel supply for all contract vehicles and managing the necessary fueling infrastructure. This scope of work includes the implementation of a fuel management system to track costs and consumption, utilizing a combination of fuel cards, fueling stations, or on-site fuel tanks. The contract emphasizes strict environmental compliance regarding the storage and handling of fuel. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 25, 2026, under NAICS code 424720. This agreement ensures that the fleet remains operational through a structured system of delivery and oversight managed by the Board of Education.

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Supplies fuel and manages fueling infrastructure for prime contractors on Berlin Board of Education projects. Provides fuel for all contract vehicles and implements a fuel management system to track consumption and costs. Utilizes fuel tanks, fueling stations, or fuel cards. Requires environmental compliance for fuel storage and handling. Delivers a continuous fuel supply for the fleet.

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