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Sanitary and Storm Pump Parts and Related Supplies
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The City of San José is inviting qualified vendors to submit proposals for the supply of sanitary and storm pump parts along with related supplies. Vendors must include shipping or freight costs in their responses and are instructed not to incorporate sales tax into their pricing. The contract is open for responses until May 27, 2024, with electronic submission required. The procurement is associated with NAICS code 333914, which pertains to pumps and pumping equipment, and is managed by the City of San José in California. The contract's total value is not specified, and the estimated quantities of supplies are subject to change without any adjustment to the agreed-upon pricing. This opportunity emphasizes the importance of timely electronic submission and adherence to the specified requirements to be considered for the contract.
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