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This subcontract for Water Conditioning Services involves providing water treatment and conditioning for pump and water system projects under the California Department of Public Works. The selected provider will be responsible for installing and servicing water conditioning equipment, conducting water quality testing, and maintaining filtration and treatment systems to ensure all delivered systems meet specified standards. Eligible candidates must hold a California Contractor’s License C5 in Water Conditioning. This opportunity is managed by the California Purchasing Department under NAICS code 238220, with a response deadline set for October 14, 2026.

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Subcontract for California water conditioning services requiring C5 license; deadline October 14, 2026.

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Performs water conditioning and treatment services for prime contractors on Department of Public Works (California) pump and water system projects. Installs and services water conditioning equipment, tests water quality, and maintains filtration and treatment systems. Requires California Contractor’s License C5 (Water Conditioning). Delivers conditioned water systems meeting specified standards.

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