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Ten Foot Tubular Fiberglass Crossarm
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The contract calls for the provision of ten-foot tubular fiberglass crossarms with specified minimum and maximum dimensions, ranging from 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" to 5" x 7". These crossarms must comply with the latest NES Specification ESI-4-E, which outlines drilling guides and minimum strength requirements. Each crossarm is to be equipped with a braceless mounting assembly featuring two bolts at least 5/8" in diameter, spaced vertically at either 8 or 12 inches, with one assembly supplied per crossarm. Delivery is required on an open flatbed truck or trailer. Approved manufacturers for the crossarms include SHAKESPEIDB, MACLEAN, and PUPIDA, with specific part numbers provided. This solicitation, titled "Ten Foot Tubular Fiberglass Crossarm," is issued by Nashville Electric Service in Tennessee and is open for response until June 9, 2026. The primary point of contact for this contract is Tiffany Caruthers, reachable by phone or email. The work is to be performed in Nashville, TN.
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Nashville, TN, USASet-Aside
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