2022 Bulk Wood Pellet Specifications.docx
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- Bulk Delivered Wood Pellets
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- BD-23-1046-DFW-FWE21-81614
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- Hampshire County, Massachusetts
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This document contains the specifications for a request for the delivery of "Bulk Wood Pellets" to the McLaughlin Trout Hatchery in Belchertown, Massachusetts. The annual usage is approximately 40 tons, and the contractor is required to coordinate delivery dates and times with the Hatchery Manager/Assistant Managers. Bidders should provide their cost on a per unit (ton) basis, delivered.
The related state and local contract opportunity is for the delivery of Bulk Wood Pellets, meeting the content specifications described in the manufacturer's (Maine Energy Systems) technical data, to the Belchertown Hatchery. The contract is issued by the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, which is located in Hampshire County.
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Bulk Wood Pellet Specifications:
This request is for delivery of “Bulk Wood Pellets” Price per ton, meeting the content specifications as described in the manufacturers (Maine Energy Systems) technical data under “FUEL” delivered to the following location:
McLaughlin Trout Hatchery 90 East Street Belchertown, MA 01007
Contractor shall:
· Coordinate with Hatchery Manager/Asst. Managers on delivery date and time.
· Deliver Bulk Wood Pellets to the location identified by Hatchery Manager (Bulk Pellet Silo).
Bidders should provide their cost on a per unit basis (ton), delivered.
Approximate annual usage is 40 tons.
If there are any questions, please contact:
Kurt Palmateer Hatchery Manager Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife 90 East Street, Belchertown, MA 01007
(413) 323-7671 kurt.palmateer@mass.gov image2.png image1.emf
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