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Neptune Metering Pump
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The Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport Board is seeking to procure a Neptune metering pump in accordance with the specifications outlined in the attached Scope of Work. Interested vendors must submit their quotes exclusively through the designated online platform, dfwairport.bonfirehub.com, by 2 pm Central Time on May 22, 2025. No submissions via mail or email will be accepted. The contract price must include delivery to the specified address at DFW International Airport, with the airport being tax-exempt. The project value is estimated to fall between $10,000 and $50,000, and the solicitation is managed by the Energy Transportation Asset Management organization in Texas. This procurement emphasizes timely submission and adherence to the specified delivery terms, ensuring the selected vendor provides the pump as per the detailed requirements.
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