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Industrial Equipment Freight Services

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This subcontract for Industrial Equipment Freight Services involves the specialized transport and delivery of industrial water filters for prime contractors working on City of Tucson Water Department projects. The service provider is responsible for coordinating quarterly pickups of 102 cartridges, ensuring all deliveries are completed within a 30-day window to the TARP Water Treatment Plant site. Due to the nature of the 60-inch long industrial components, the contractor must employ specific handling procedures to prevent deformation or contamination. Additionally, the provider is required to maintain full DOT compliance and carry commercial freight insurance to ensure the safe and legal transport of all materials.

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Subcontract for quarterly transport of industrial water filters to Tucson TARP treatment plant.

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Water Treatment Cartridge Filters

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AgencyArizona → Water Department
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Performs the transport and delivery of industrial water filters for prime contractors on City of Tucson Water Department projects. Coordinates quarterly pickups of 102 cartridges, ensuring delivery within a 30-day window. Handles 60-inch long industrial components to prevent deformation or contamination. Maintains DOT compliance and commercial freight insurance. Delivers filter batches to the TARP Water Treatment Plant site.

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