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Nylon Dock Lines
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The contract involves the procurement of twenty black double braid nylon dock lines, each measuring ½ inch in diameter and 15 feet in length. These dock lines are constructed from nylon material with a double braid weave, featuring a 12-inch factory-spliced eye on one end, and are rated to withstand at least 7,000 pounds of force. The purpose of this contract is to supply durable, high-strength dock lines suitable for marine or docking applications, ensuring reliability and safety. The solicitation was posted on February 23, 2025, with a response deadline of March 7, 2025. It is managed by the Ohio Water Department, a State and Local Government Entity, with the performance location in Ohio. The contract value is estimated to be between $1,000 and $3,000. Interested vendors can find additional details and respond through the designated online portal.
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