Fleet Parts Delivery
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The City of Columbus is seeking a contractor to provide on-demand parts delivery services for the Division of Fleet Management. The contractor will be responsible for picking up and delivering a wide range of vehicle and equipment parts from vendor locations to designated City Fleet facilities. The contractor must be able to handle and transport parts in a manner that prevents damage, loss, or delay, and must maintain communication with City staff regarding order status, delays, or issues. Th... | Title: Fleet Parts Delivery, Agency: City of Columbus, State: Ohio, Open Date: 3/17/2026, Close Date: 3/31/2026, Last Updated Date: 3/31/2026
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Public Agency issued solicitation for Fleet Parts Delivery, with . The City of Columbus is seeking a contractor to provide on-demand parts delivery services for the Division of Fleet Management. The contractor will be responsible for picking up and delivering a wide range of vehicle and equipment parts from vendor locations to designated City Fleet facilities.
The City of Columbus is seeking a contractor to provide on-demand parts delivery services for the Division of Fleet Management. The contractor will be responsible for picking up and delivering a wide range of vehicle and equipment parts from vendor locations to designated City Fleet facilities. The contractor must be able to handle and transport parts in a manner that prevents damage, loss, or delay, and must maintain communication with City staff regarding order status, delays, or issues. Th...
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- The contractor must be able to handle and transport parts in a manner that prevents damage, loss, or delay, and must maintain communication with City staff regarding order status, delays, or issues.
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