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SWSC Bid No. 24-56 Purchase and Delivery of Liquid Phosphoric Acid
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The Springfield Water and Sewer Commission is seeking bids from qualified vendors to supply approximately 300,000 pounds of liquid phosphoric acid at a concentration of 75%. The material will be delivered in bulk quantities, with each delivery weighing around 45,000 pounds, to the West Parish Filters Treatment Plant located at 1515 Granville Rd, Westfield, Massachusetts. The contract aims to secure a reliable source of this chemical essential for water treatment processes, with the procurement process open for bids until March 14, 2024. Interested vendors are encouraged to submit their responses by the specified deadline, with the solicitation identified as SWSC Bid No. 24-56. The project is managed under the NAICS code 221320, which pertains to water supply and irrigation systems, and is organized by the Massachusetts-based Springfield Water and Sewer Commission. For further details or inquiries, contact Theo Theocles via email at [email hidden] or by phone at [phone hidden].
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