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Spare Parts and Component Supply

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The contract involves the long-term supply of replacement components essential for maintenance and operational continuity, including seals, rollers, hinges, motors, and control boards, with an emphasis on kitted spares and comprehensive inventory management to ensure timely availability and reduced downtime. This subcontract is focused on sustaining critical systems through reliable, consistent delivery of high-quality spare parts, supported by structured inventory protocols tailored to meet ongoing operational demands. The opportunity is posted under NAICS code 423830, indicating classification within wholesale trade of miscellaneous durable goods, and is managed by the state of Utah with no specific set-aside designation. Proposals must be submitted by September 9, 2026, following a posting date of July 23, 2026. The contract does not specify a physical point of performance or detailed contact information, and the solicitation is accessible through the Utah BonfireHub portal, with all logistics and fulfillment arrangements expected to be coordinated directly by the contractor upon award.

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Long-term supply of critical spares with inventory management for Utah, due Sept 9, 2026, no set-aside.

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423830 - Industrial Machinery and Equipment Merchant WholesalersView NAICS

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UT, USA

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Long-term supply of replacement components such as seals, rollers, hinges, motors, and control boards, including kitted spares and inventory management.

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