JH26-41 Kimball Creek Frence Project
Federal opportunity from Division of Purchasing. Place of performance: UT. Response deadline: Mar 05, 2026.
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JH26-41 Kimball Creek Frence Project
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BidPulsar Analysis
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The JH26-41 Kimball Creek Fence Project is being overseen by the Division of Purchasing, with a response deadline set for March 5, 2026. This project requires contractors who can provide fencing solutions, which will likely involve materials and installation services. Interested bidders should prepare to demonstrate relevant experience and capabilities in similar projects.
The buyer aims to secure a contractor for the construction and installation of a fence at Kimball Creek, emphasizing quality and durability in the provided solutions.
- Project scope definition
- Site assessment and preparation
- Material procurement
- Fence installation and quality assurance
- Project management and reporting
- Company profile and relevant project experience
- Safety management plan
- Proposed timeline for project completion
- Cost proposal and pricing breakdown
- References from previous clients
Source coverage notes
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- Exact scope and specifications of the fence required
- Budget constraints or estimated cost range for bidding
- Details about previous projects of similar scope
- Information on location specifics for site access and logistics
- Any additional stakeholder requirements or preferences
- Clarification on project performance metrics
- Submission format requirements for responses
- Whether there are any pre-bid meetings scheduled
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