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Roofing Materials Supply (SPF, Coatings, Flashing)

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Department Of Defense → W7N9 Uspfo Activity Wyang 153View Agency

NAICS

325510 - Paint and Coating ManufacturingView NAICS

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Cheyenne, WY, 82009, USA

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Supply of sprayed polyurethane foam, protective top coatings, and prefabricated metal flashing components meeting ASTM and contract specifications for delivery and storage at the Cheyenne, WY site.

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