Unleaded Gasoline Supplier
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This subcontract opportunity is for an unleaded gasoline supplier to provide fuel to prime contractors for various fuel site projects within San Diego County. The selected provider will be responsible for delivering specified quantities of regular unleaded gasoline to both above-ground and underground storage tanks using appropriate fuel tankers and delivery trucks, while ensuring Safety Data Sheets are provided for all shipped products. To qualify, the supplier must meet strict insurance requirements, including 2 million dollars in Commercial General Liability and 1 million dollars in Automobile Liability with MCS-90 Pollution Coverage. This procurement falls under NAICS code 424820 and is managed by San Diego County, with a response deadline of October 15, 2026.
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San Diego, CA, USASet-Aside
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RFB - FUEL SUPPLIERS FOR FUEL SITES WITH VARIOUS FUEL TYPES AND QUANTITIES
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