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Specialized Agricultural and Aquaculture Equipment Supply

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The Specialized Agricultural and Aquaculture Equipment Supply subcontract supports prime contractors on Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management grant projects aimed at increasing production capacity. The scope of work involves the sourcing and delivery of installed equipment and supplies, specifically focusing on specialized farming tools, aquaculture gear, hydroponic systems, and cold storage units. All provided equipment must adhere to established industry safety and performance standards. Managed by the State of Rhode Island Bureau of Natural Resources under NAICS code 424910, this opportunity was posted on October 15, 2026. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 5, 2026.

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Subcontract for sourcing and installing specialized agricultural and aquaculture equipment in Rhode Island.

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2026 (LASA) Local Agriculture and Seafood Act

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Supplies equipment and materials for prime contractors on Rhode Island DEM grant projects to increase production capacity. Sources and delivers specialized farming tools, aquaculture gear, hydroponic systems, and cold storage units. Equipment must meet industry safety and performance standards. Delivers installed equipment and supplies.

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