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Reclaimed Water Connections
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The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority is seeking sealed bids from qualified contractors for a project involving the installation of reclaimed water connections at Hollywood Burbank Airport. The project, titled "Reclaimed Water Connections," is open to licensed bidders and requires all submissions to be delivered by December 7, 2016, with the bid opening conducted publicly, allowing bidders to attend. The contract is managed under solicitation number E16-20 and falls within the NAICS code 333924, which pertains to water and waste treatment equipment manufacturing. The project is located in California, and interested parties can contact Alisa DeHoyos via email or phone for further details. Bidders are encouraged to review the full solicitation through the provided online portal for comprehensive information and submission instructions.
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