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Fuel Vendor Request for Proposals
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San Miguel County is seeking proposals from fuel vendors to supply approximately 55,000 gallons of red diesel and 48,000 gallons of minimum 86 octane unleaded gasoline annually. Deliveries will be made to four specific locations: the Deep Creek, Norwood, Dry Creek Basin, and Egnar shops. Each location is equipped with 2,000 gallon storage tanks for both diesel and unleaded fuel, and there are no size restrictions for delivery vehicles. Interested vendors must submit their bids by December 5, 2024, including current pricing as of November 25, 2024, for comparison purposes. The selected vendor will be responsible for maintaining acceptable fuel levels in all tanks at all times and must provide justification for any price fluctuations relative to the original bid amount. Submissions can be delivered via fax, email, hand-delivery, or mail.
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