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USA | MD | BALTIMORE COUNTY | BALTIMORE | 21250

Umbc - University Of Maryland, Baltimore County - MD

BC- ****- B Cup Primary HTHW Pumps ( Controls) and All Cup HTHW Controls RFP

CUP Primary HTHW Pumps Controls and All CUP HTHW Controls Base Bid: provide an integrated control system to manage and optimize the cup hthw system. the control system shall integrate seamlessly with the existing allen bradley plcs and provide a full graphics package at the cup control room workstation. the new controls system shall make it possible for plant operators to monitor, command and optimize the boilers and associated primary and secondary pumps from the cup control room workstation. all points monitored andor controlled by the legacy siemens system shall be integrated into the proposed new system. a points list is provided in exhibit s. base bid work is not to include the controls and air instrument air work described in the contract documents for project 24 123 central plant primary hthw pumps. Add Alternate 01: provide controls for three primary hthw pumps and instrument air per scope of work outlined in the contract documents for umbc project **** central plant primary hthw pumps. the project i

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USA | TN | COCKE COUNTY | NEWPORT Small City

Knoxville&# 039; S Community Development Corporation

Security Fire Alarm Video Surveillance Services KCDC is soliciting proposals from qualified fire and security alarm monitoring firms for providing fire and security monitoring, access control, video surveillance and other related services for KCDC& rsquo; s properties and offices. Mostly monitored alarms are in the office areas ( and certain other common areas) at its properties. Additionally, KCDC is seeking proposals for the provision of license plate readers and other specialty equipment or services as n

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11/24/2025 - USA | UT | CACHE COUNTY | LOGAN | 84322 Small City

Usu - Utah State University - UT

Atmos Soil Moisture Sensor Network This soil moisture sensor network is the only system found that can be set up, programmed, and monitored remotely with ease. No tools are required for setup and it can be easily programmed with a smartphone without any expertise in programming. These aspects are essential for the irrigation research project that these sensors will be used for.

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11/11/2025 - USA | SC | HORRY COUNTY | NORTH MYRTLE BEACH Small City

Horry County Government

Central Coast Complex Slide Gate Operators Horry County Construction and Maintenance Department located at 307 Smith St, Conway, SC **** is seeking Quotes from qualified bidders to provide all Materials and labor to install automated slide gate operators. Gate Operators will be installed at 332 Hinson Drive, Myrtle Beach SC **** High Traffic Commercial Sliding Gate Operator, 24VDC2 Infrared Photo Beam, Monitored2 Gate Edge Kit, MonitoredChain, Chain mount bracketIn Ground loops and EDI Loop DetectorsGo

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11/10/2025 - USA | CA | SANTA CRUZ COUNTY | SANTA CRUZ | 95060 Small City

City Of Santa Cruz - CA

Wastewater Energy and Electrical Resiliency ( WEER) Project - Request for Qualifications

Modernization and improvements to the electrical distribution system Replace existing PGE 21kV electric service. Replace 21kV main switchgear, cables, and substations. Complete 21kV loop to provide a redundant means of distributing power around the plant. Replace existing 480V and 2. 4kV switchgear including conversion of the 2. 4kV system to 480V. Convert motors interstage pump 23 and blowers 123 from 2. 4kV to 480V. Add VFDs for these pumps and blowers and integrate the VFDs with the plant PLC/SCADA system. Provide new diesel standby generators for plantwide backup. Network and integrate new switchgear power meters and protective relays to be monitored from the plant s SCADA system. Demolish existing maintenance building and construct a new main electrical building. Demolish existing switchgear, transformers, generators, and associated cabling. Sequence the work and provide temporary power and controls to maintain continuous operation of the WWTF s treatment process during all phases of construction.

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BidHits is a public bid search engine. We map official portals daily and deliver results on the site and by email. Our AI understands your business so you don't miss opportunities.

Just enter your email and activate the trial. For 14 days you can use all features. When it ends, if you don't subscribe at /subscription.php, the bid list becomes limited and you won't be charged automatically.

1) Choose keywords (your products or services). 2) Activate the trial and start receiving. After signup you can adjust regions, times, and email style on the settings page.

Whenever possible, yes. Some official portals require login or block direct links; in those cases we point you to the official process page so you can download the documents.

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Welcome to BidHits. Start by adding a few key words. Just type what you sell. That's it. You're now ready to explore government contract opportunities made for you. Your bidding dashboard shows the latest tenders organized by date and matched to your keywords. To help you spot the most relevant ones, your keywords are automatically highlighted in yellow. And here's the best part. Our AI is always working behind the scenes to bring you even more opportunities. Smart Search is already on, enhancing your results beyond exact matches. You don't have to do a thing. Each tender card comes with useful tools. You can view a summary, open documents, favorite tenders, write private notes, remove what doesn't fit, or check the location on the map. You can also see all tenders from the same day in a single map view. Perfect for planning your next steps. Use the search bar, apply filters, and explore with ease. Try BidHits now. It's fast, smart, and free to get started.
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