Dept Of Defense- Dept Of The Navy- Navsea- Navsea Shipyard- Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Gf
Perforated Piece
NUT, HEX REGULAR, STEEL, SELF- LOCKING, CADMIUM PLATED BOA Item **** - Please see attachments.
nuts and washers
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Dept Of Defense- Dept Of The Navy- Navsup- Navsup Global Logistics Support- Navsup Flc Puget Sound- Navsup Flt Log Ctr Puget Sound
Perforated Metal/ Plate
PERFORATED SHEET - Please see attached solicitation for all applicable terms, conditions, specifications, shipping and payment information. This is a 100% small business set aside. Please pay special attention to notating any alternate material offers an
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Dept Of Defense- Dept Of The Navy- Navfac- Navfac Atlantic Cmd- Navfac Mid- Atlantic- Navfacsyscom Mid- Atlantic
**** - J& A Sources Sought Notice for USCG Offshore Patrol Cutters ( OPC) Homeport Pier, Naval Station Newport, Newport RI - Please see Sources Sought Notices and applicable attachments.
compressed air station an enclosure consisting of reinforced structural base frame with diamond plate deck, environmental barrier, all painted wkemflash metal primer and urethane alkyd enamel grey finish. includes 4 minimum lifting rings, onto which a liftoff housing is bolted and sealed. the housing is designed to withstand 110 mph equivalent wind load, 50 lbs. sq. ft. snow load, 4 per hour rain test. exterior aluminum panels are coated wbaked enamel and attached to a tubular steel frame and ridged roof w1: 24 slope. the color to be kaeser yellow standard, other colors are available at additional cost. walls and roof are at least 2 thick insulated wsemirigid, thermoacoustic, nonflammable mineral wool, 100 fill r4 per inch and lightweight, flexible fiber glass liner with reinforced coating r4. 2 per inch, cleanable. interior wall covering is perforated 18 gauge aluminum sheet, mill finish wwall mounted aluminum document holder. all serviceaccess doors to be fitted with overhead rain gutters, stainless steel h
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City Of Vancouver - WA
Marine Park Headwork Equipment Replacement - This Contract provides for the replacement of three existing climber screens, existing shaftless screw conveyor, and two existing hydraulic ram presses. The Work includes removal of existing equipment and demolition of concrete as needed to install new perforated plate screens, Sutro weirs, shaftless screw conveyor, and other work, all in accordance with the attached Contract Plans, these Contract Provisions and the Standard Specifications.
marine park headwork equipment replacement replacement of three existing climber screens, existing shaftless screw conveyor, and two existing hydraulic ram presses. the work includes removal of existing equipment and demolition of concrete as needed to install new perforated plate screens, sutro weirs, shaftless screw conveyor, and other work
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