Supplier of Aircraft-Rated Catch Basin Frames and Covers
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This subcontract, managed by the Aviation Project Management Group, seeks a supplier to provide aircraft-rated catch basin solid and grated covers for prime contractors operating on Port of Seattle airfield projects. The supplier is responsible for manufacturing 30 inch and 36 inch covers in both flange-up and flange-down configurations. All products must adhere to FAA D-751, ASTM A48, and ASTM A536 standards, with a specific load-bearing requirement to support 100kips at 250psi tire pressure. To qualify, the supplier must provide Buy American certification and drawings stamped by a Washington State Professional Engineer. Deliveries of the completed frames and covers are required to be shipped FOB Destination. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 23, 2026.
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Aircraft rated Utility Frames & Covers
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