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Chain link fence repair, removal and addition

Chain Link Fence Repair, Removal and Addition, Solicitation 88910, issued by Smith County Emergency Services District No. 2.

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Smith County Emergency Services District No. 2 seeks contractor services to repair and maintain the perimeter fence at its central fleet maintenance facility, and to remove and install new fencing on recently acquired adjacent land. Work may be completed in phases.

Key facts

Solicitation number
88910
Type
purchase
Posted
Jun 3, 2024
Response deadline
Jul 8, 2024, 12:00 PM EDT
Questions due
Jun 10, 2024, 12:00 PM EDT
Place of performance
Smith County, TX
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  • fence repair
  • chain link fencing
  • fence installation
  • facility maintenance

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Official description

Solicitation #2024-RFP-066. Issued by Support Services > Facilities. The District's central fleet maintenance facility's perimeter fence is in need of repair and maintenance. In addition, the District has acquired new land adjoining the facility that requires a section of fence to be removed and a new fence installed. This project may be awarded and/or conducted in phases.

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