Supply of Galvanized Steel Machine Bolts
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This subcontract agreement involves the supply of specialized galvanized steel machine bolts for prime contractors working on Nashville Electric Service utility projects in Nashville. The required hardware consists of bolts with a 3/4 inch diameter and 14 inch length, featuring a cone point and an attached square nut. To ensure quality and compatibility, the contract specifies that products must be sourced from approved brands including Maclean, Cooper, Hubbell, or Allied. Strict logistical guidelines are in place, requiring all shipments to be delivered in standard cartons with a prohibition on bulk packing. Interested parties must adhere to the procurement timeline, with the solicitation posted on November 5, 2026, and a response deadline set for November 12, 2026.
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Nashville, TN, USASet-Aside
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This scope was carved out of Z5500.
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Machine Bolt
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