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Re-Bid for Three New 20-cubic yard Sludge Dewatering Boxes
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Kershaw County in South Carolina is issuing a re-bid for the procurement of three new 20-cubic yard Sludge Dewatering Boxes, with the solicitation identified as Bid # 23-400-03. The project was posted on March 18, 2024, and bids are due by April 10, 2024. This procurement is part of the county’s efforts to enhance its sludge management capabilities, and interested vendors are encouraged to review the details on the official website. The contract does not specify set-aside categories or size parameters, indicating an open competitive process. The primary contact for inquiries is Sarah Williams, reachable via email at [email hidden] or by phone at [phone hidden]. The project is overseen by Kershaw County’s office within South Carolina, and additional information can be accessed through the provided online portal.
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