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Industrial Piping Material Supplier

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This subcontract agreement establishes an Industrial Piping Material Supplier to provide raw materials and components necessary for gas main modifications on City of Coalinga utility projects. The supplier is responsible for the procurement and delivery of 2 inch Carbon Steel pipe, PC fittings, and test nipples to the project site in Coalinga, California. All deliveries must include the corresponding manufacturer instructions and product data to ensure technical compliance. A critical requirement of this contract is that all steel and iron products must be accompanied by Buy America certifications. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 10, 2026, to support prime contractors in the execution of these municipal utility improvements.

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Supplier provides piping materials for Coalinga gas projects with required Buy America certifications.

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This scope was carved out of PW 26-11.

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Natural Gas Valve Replacement Project (770 E Elm Ave)

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Supplies raw materials and components for gas main modifications for prime contractors on City of Coalinga utility projects. Procures and delivers 2" Carbon Steel (CS) pipe, PC fittings, and test nipples, including manufacturer's instructions and product data. Requires Buy America certifications for all steel and iron products. Delivers certified piping materials to the project site.

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