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SPECIFICATIONS TO ENGINEER PROCURE AND CONSTRUCT VEHICLE FUEL TANK AND SYSTEM
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The Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Association is seeking a qualified engineer to procure and construct a vehicle fuel tank and system. The project involves the removal of an existing above ground storage tank farm, with the exception of a 4,000 gallon vehicle fuel tank that must remain in place until all other contracted services are finished. Once the primary work is complete, the contractor will remove the remaining fuel tank and the tank farm walls, leaving only the concrete floor with no remaining sumps. This solicitation, identified as bid 26-15-2026, was posted on August 19, 2026, and requires responses by September 2, 2026. Interested parties should coordinate with the procurement department for full bid package details and submission requirements.
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