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Furnishing And Delivery Of Treated Rock Salt
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The contract involves the furnishing and delivery of treated rock salt to the Middlesex County Department of Transportation, Office of Public Works, Division of Highways in New Jersey. The primary goal is to ensure the timely supply of treated rock salt to support highway maintenance and winter road operations. Bidders are invited to submit proposals by September 23, 2025, with the contract valued between $500,000 and $2,000,000. The procurement process is managed by the Middlesex Office of Public Works, and interested parties can contact Jeremy Vajda via email or phone for further details. The project is open to qualified vendors under NAICS code 212321, which pertains to the extraction and processing of salt and other mineral mining activities. The procurement portal provides additional information and access to the solicitation documents for prospective bidders.
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