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Water & Waste Water Treatment Plant Comp/Equip

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COSTARS 16State & Local

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This solicitation, managed by the Pennsylvania Department of General Services, establishes a contract for the procurement of components, equipment, and services related to water and wastewater treatment plants. It is designed for the exclusive use of state affiliated entities and local public procurement units that are registered COSTARS members. Bids are accepted on any Commonwealth business day, with late submissions being processed on the following business day. The contract is open for an extended period, with a response deadline set for December 31, 2099, and is overseen by point of contact Kathy Garman.

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Pennsylvania DGS contract for water and wastewater treatment equipment and services for members.

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AgencyPennsylvania → Department of General Services
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Water & Wastewater Treatment Plant - Components/Equipment & Services Contract for exclusive use by Local Public Procurement Units and State Affiliated Entities registered with the Department of General Services as COSTARS Members. Bids will be accepted at the address below on any given Commonwealth business day. Any bid received after the Bid Opening time will be opened on the next Commonwealth business day.

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