Smctd - San Mateo County Transit District - CA
General Counsel and Legal Services
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Smctd - San Mateo County Transit District - CA
Bus Stop Improvement Plan ( BSIP): Phase 1DC
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City Of San Carlos
Request for Proposals - Special Event Rides and Attractions
Special event rides and attractions
Smctd - San Mateo County Transit District - CA
Emergency Generator Annual Maintenance Provide labor and material to perform annual level II service for 2027 and 2028 on the following emergency generator units: See separate generator unit specifications sheet- One 350 Kw Kohler unit at the South Base Facility- One 450 Kw Kohler unit at the North Base Facility- One 12 Kw Cummins unit at the Brewster Facility- One 176 Kw BlueStar portable unit at North Base FacilityLevel II service is to include: 1. A complete inspection of equipment including condition of
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