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Metal Roof Panel and Flashing Fabrication (Supply-Only)

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The contract covers the off-site fabrication and delivery of custom metal roof panels and flashings, manufactured to meet detailed project specifications and delivered in a packaged, installation-ready condition. This is a supply-only subcontract where the vendor is responsible for producing all components with precise dimensional, material, and finish requirements, ensuring compatibility with the intended roofing system without providing installation services or on-site support. The work must align with technical standards and quality expectations established by the project, with all items properly labeled, secured, and shipped according to agreed logistics protocols. The solicitation was posted on July 30, 2026, with a response deadline of August 27, 2026, and is classified under NAICS code 332312 for metal building component manufacturing. The procurement is managed by the Alabama agency under Procurement, though no specific office location or point of contact is provided. The place of performance and recipient details are unspecified, indicating that delivery is expected to a project site determined by the buyer, with the vendor handling all logistics to finalize shipment. The contract type is explicitly a subcontract, suggesting the successful bidder will fulfill part of a larger construction effort.

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Supply-only contract for custom metal roof panels and flashings, fabricated to spec, delivered installation-ready.

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332312 - Fabricated Structural Metal ManufacturingView NAICS

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AL, USA

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Off-site fabrication and delivery of custom metal roof panels and flashings, packaged and ready for installation per project specifications.

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