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Wood Fiber Playground Surfacing
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The City of Tulsa's Parks, Culture, and Recreation Department has issued solicitation TAC 1032C to establish a one-year annual contract for the procurement of wood fiber playground surfacing. The project requires the supply of engineered wood fiber that adheres to specific ASTM and IPEMA standards to ensure safety and quality. Bids for this solicitation are due by July 1, 2026. The procurement process involves evaluating vendors on their ability to provide the material, with optional requirements for installation. Current bid summaries indicate competitive proposals from four vendors, including Crownbiz Trucking and Sand LLC, Elm Creek Gravel LLC, The Fiber Group LLC, and Nate's Tree Service LLC, with the city comparing pricing and delivery timelines to determine the most favorable contract award.
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