Liquid De-Icing Agent Supplier
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This subcontract through the New York State Office of General Services involves the supply and delivery of liquid corrosion-inhibited de-icing agents for prime contractors working on state agency projects. The scope of work includes providing Liquid Calcium Chloride and Liquid Magnesium/Calcium Chloride, with options for versions containing Organic Based Performance Enhancer. All products must adhere to strict environmental and chemical standards, specifically maintaining pH levels and phosphorus limits of 250 ppm or less. Logistics are managed via liquid tankers that must be equipped with approved liquid meters or provide verifiable weight receipts to ensure accurate delivery to specified state locations. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 424690 and is designed to support infrastructure maintenance across New York State.
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Snow & Ice Control Agents (Statewide)
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