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IFB 2275 Bellows and Ramps

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BPM058886State & Local

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The Maryland Transit Administration is seeking bids for solicitation BPM058886, titled Bellows and Ramps, under the category of transportation components and systems. Interested vendors must submit their proposals via the EMMA platform by the deadline of October 6, 2026, at 4:00 PM. All submissions must include a signed and dated bid sheet along with the required paperwork. When completing the pricing documentation, bidders must provide the total for each part, noting that the reference price indicates the cost per item while the target price represents the total price. For any inquiries regarding this procurement, the primary point of contact is Procurement Officer Cathy Parson.

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Maryland Transit Administration seeks bids for bellows and ramps by October 6, 2026.

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AgencyMaryland Transit Administration
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OfficeMD, USA
Organization / AgencyMaryland Transit Administration
Office AddressMD, USA
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Cathy PARSONProcurement Officer / Buyer

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Please submit your bid on EMMA , with the bid sheet and paperwork. Make sure  the bid sheet is signed and dated.
Category: Transportation components and systems
Additional Instructions: ALSO REMEMBER : fill in the pricing on the  lines with total for each part. REFERENCE PRICE  refers to  Price Per Item  and TARGET PRICE is referst to TOTAL PRICE.  Any Questions email: cparson@mdot.maryland.gov

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