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Supplier of Replacement Parts and Equipment Components

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The contract awards the supplier the responsibility to provide OEM or approved replacement parts and equipment components for mechanical, electrical, and underground storage tank systems across state facilities in California. This includes the full scope of logistics, timely delivery, and comprehensive warranty documentation to ensure seamless integration and compliance with state operational standards. The supplier must maintain consistent availability of quality-certified parts and adhere to specified performance and documentation requirements throughout the contract term. This is a subcontract opportunity under NAICS code 423600, managed by the California Department of General Services, with proposals due by August 11, 2026. The place of performance spans various state facilities statewide, requiring the supplier to support multiple locations with responsive service and reliable inventory management. All parts must meet or exceed OEM specifications and be accompanied by proper documentation to facilitate maintenance, compliance, and audit readiness. There is no set-aside designation, making this open to all qualified vendors.

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Supplier to provide OEM-quality mechanical, electrical, and tank parts statewide with timely delivery and full warranty documentation.

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AgencyCalifornia Department of General Services
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Supply OEM or approved replacement parts for mechanical, electrical, and UST systems used in state facilities, including logistics, delivery, and warranty documentation.

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