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Replacement of aging emissions benches in Hot and Cold Test Facilities.

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The Environmental Protection Agency is seeking a contractor for the replacement of aging emissions benches located within its Hot and Cold Test Facilities. This project, categorized under NAICS code 334516, focuses on upgrading critical testing infrastructure to ensure continued operational efficiency and accuracy in emissions monitoring. The work is scheduled to be performed in Michigan. This requirement is currently listed as a forecast, indicating the agency's intent to solicit proposals for these specialized equipment replacements in the future.

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EPA seeks a contractor to replace emissions benches at Michigan test facilities.

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334516 - Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing

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MI, USA

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Replacement of aging emissions benches in Hot and Cold Test Facilities.

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