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V -- 150-241-03
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Solicitation Number 150-241-03 is for Highway Contract Route HCR 410L2, providing transportation services from the Cincinnati P&DC in Ohio to Carrollton, Kentucky, as part of the Eastern Area HCR Service. The contract requires vehicles with a minimum 1200 cube capacity and at least 24 feet in length. The operational scope involves approximately 75,130.7 annual miles and 2,794 annual hours, governed by Wage Determination 1977-0195 Rev 35. The performance term for this agreement runs from September 20, 2003, through June 30, 2007. Interested parties were required to submit responses by the closing date of August 19, 2003, at 2:00 p.m. Coordination for the solicitation is managed by Contract Transportation Specialists Thomas L. Hurley and Terry C. Rupert.
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Cincinnati Transportation & Networks OfficeUS Postal Service - Cincinnati P&DC OH 1591 Dalton Ave Cincinnati OH 45234-9998Set-Aside
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