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This is a Request for Information (RFI) from Army Contracting Command - Rock Island seeking qualified vendors to provide B&P Littleford Model 18 PUMM Vertical High-Shear Explosives Mixers for McAlester Army Ammunition Plant (MCAAP) to produce explosive fill for bomb production. The RFI details extensive technical specifications for one explosive mixer and two mixing bowls, including requirements for a 600-gallon total volume capacity, dual-planetary vertical mixer with two-blade system, bowl lifting mechanisms, drive systems, control packages, and safety features. The mixer must be compatible with existing MCAAP-owned Baker-Perkins Model 18 PUMM vertical mixer bowls.
Responses are due by 4:00 PM CST on December 11, 2024, and must include company information, CAGE code, UEI, socioeconomic status, delivery capabilities, and detailed technical responses addressing the specifications. The opportunity falls under NAICS code 333248 (All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing) and PSC 3690. Vendors must demonstrate at least 10 years of experience manufacturing similar mixers with references for at least 10 units in service for 5+ years. The place of performance is McAlester, Oklahoma, and deliveries must comply with MCAAP's security and receiving procedures. This RFI is for market research only and does not constitute a commitment to purchase.
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Request for Information
Solicitation Number: W519TC-25-Q-1224
Date: 20 November 2024
Product: 18 PUMM Explosives Mixer
NAICS Code: 333248 All Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
PSC: 3690 - SPECIALIZED AMMUNITION AND ORDNANCE MACHINERY AND RELATED EQUIPMENT
Distribution Statement A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.
The purpose of this Request for Information (RFI) is to seek out qualified vendors to provide B&P Littleford, Model 18 PUMM Vertical High-Shear Explosives Mixers to produce explosive e fill for bomb production This announcement is in support of market research performed by the Army Contracting Command – Rock Island to determine interest and capability to provide the supply described within this RFI. This RFI is for information purposes only and is not to be construed as a commitment by the Government to procure any supplies, or for the Government to pay for the information received. No reimbursement will be made for any costs associated with providing information in response to this RFI or any follow-up information request. Consequently, no solicitation is being issued at this time. Therefore, no award will be made as a result of providing this information.
Currently, McAlester Army Ammunition Plant (MCAAP) has a proposed requirement for B&P Littleford, Model 18 PUMM Vertical High-Shear Explosives Mixers to produce explosive fill for bomb production. It is anticipated that subsequent procurement will be a purchase order and deliveries will be on a FOB Destination basis. The product provided shall be in accordance with the stated specifications:
Contractor to provide one each (ea.) explosive mixer in accordance with the following requirements.
Explosive mixers must be two blade, dual-planetary, vertical mixer capable of multiple bowl mixing, Baker-Perkins Model 18 PUMM, with the following features and capabilities:
A. General Requirements
1. New mixer MUST be capable of accepting existing MCAAP 600 gallon Baker-Perkins Model 18 PUMM mixing bowls.
2. Volumetric Capacity
| a. With the blades in the working position, the mixing bowls shall have a total free volume of 600 U.S. gallons (2,270 liters). |
| b. The “nominal working capacity” defined as “up to 1 inch below the top surface of the mixing blades shall have a nominal working volume of 420 U. S. gallons (1,590 liters) when the mixer blades are immersed. |
| c. Mixer shall be designed to allow up to 550 U. S. gallons (2,090 liters) within the potential mixing range. |
| d. Mixer shall be capable of efficiently and effectively mixing batches down to 100 U. S. gallons (380liters). |
3. Power Capability
| a. The drive components and internal gearing must be rated for the torque equivalent to a maximum of 100 HP at 45.5 rpm fast-blade speed. |
| b. Mixer must permit reliable mixing of material with viscosities as high as 150 kilopoise (150,000 poise). |
4. Fittings and connections: All connections and fittings (bolts, tube fittings, pipe fttings, etc.) should be U.S. customary or standard units (inch).
B. Major Mechanical Components
| 1. Support stand. | ||
| a. Support stand must provide rigid structural support for the drive system, internal gearing, blades, bowl lift mechanisms, and the stationary and rotating housings. | ||
| b. Support stand must be provided with openings for material feed lines, vacuum piping and utility lines for both hydraulic and deluge systems. |
| 2. Bowl Lifting System | |
| a. Bowl lifting system must provide lifting from all four bowl support corners to prevent excessive bowl tilting during abnormal operation such as loss of electric or hydraulic power. The bowl is to be raised and lowered by a sturdy fabricated steel cradle. | |
| b. Design of the bowl lift system must incorporate lowering the bowl without the mixer blades touching the bowl wall should failure of part of the hydraulic system occur. | |
| c. A hydraulic system must be provided to raise and lower the mixing bowl and must operate in a fail-safe mode (lower the bowl safely) in the event of electrical or hydraulic power interruption. | |
| d. The hydraulic power unit must include a reservoir and a suitable electric motor. The hydraulic power unit will be located in a non-explosive proof area. | |
| e. An additional hydraulic power unit shall be provided to act as redundant system in the event the primary hydraulic power unit requires repairs. |
C. Drive System
1. Main Drive Motor. The electric motor must be suitable for Class I, Group D and Class II, Groups E, F, and G hazards with a T3 temperature rating. Motor must be rated for 480V, 60 cycle, and 3 phase operation.
2. Drive Train. Motor output must be thru a V-belt drive to a right-angle reduce directly coupled to the mixer input shaft.
3. Guards. All moving drive components must be guarded as required by OSHA.
4. Controls. Contractor to provide electrical wiring diagram showing recommended connections to various electrical switches, the main drive motor and the hydraulic system.
D. Housings
| 1. Stationary Housing | |
| a. Stationary housing to be fabricated of Type 304 stainless steel in the areas that might normally come in contact with the explosive materials being mixed. Carbon steel may be used above the explosive mixing area. | |
| b. Upper portion of stationary housing must be vacuum tight and must contain removable access covers to allow periodic visual inspection of the rotation housing and access to seal retainers. Lower stationary housing must also be vacuum tight and must include the following: |
1) Two (2) 10-inch diameter V-band type flanged closure process feed ports.
2) One (1) 8-inch diameter V-band type flanged closure process feed ports.
3) One (1) 6-inch diameter V-band type flanged closure process feed ports.
4) Four (4) 3-inch diameter V-band type flanged closure process feed ports.
5) Four (4) 6-inch diameter rupture disc ports
6) One (1) 3-inch diameter vacuum connection with a 150 lb. ASA flange in the rear of the mixer.
7) One (1) Camera port connection.
| 2. Rotation Housing | |
| a. All bearings within the planetary housing must be taper roller-type with a minimum B-10 rating of 30,000 hours. | |
| b. All gears within the mixer must be designed to meet or exceed the requirements of the American Gear Manufacturers Association (A.G.M.A.) with a service factor in excess of 1.5 at standard rates, power, and speed. | |
| c. An integral pump is to be provided that allows funnel down lubrication. The lubricant to be channeled to gear pressure points and bearing races. The pump to be driven directly from the blade gearing. | |
| d. Lower set of bearings on the blade axles are to be grease lubricated. Use of grease in this location will eliminate possibility of oil leaking into the process area. | |
| e. Planetary housing to be provided with access port which when aligned with the ports on the stationary housing will provide access to the gears, bearings, and lubrication system. |
E. Sealing System
1. Two lip seals must be provided to seal between the rotating and stationary housings to prevent lubricant from entering the process area or explosive material from entering the bearing area.
2. The mixing blades to be equipped with standard non-liquid seals.
3. Magnetically held grease sumps to be provided on each blade axle to serve as an additional means to prevent lubricant contamination of explosive materials being mixed. The sumps must be capable of being lowered for inspection and cleaning without the use of tools.
4. Spare seal kits: A minimum of two (2) kits of replacement seals shall be provided.
F. Mixing Blades
| 1. Two (2) specifically designed stainless steel agitators to be provided. | |
| a. Inner Blade. A slow speed, solid design blade to be provided that has its orbital distance 2.5 inches from the mixer centerline in order to provide continuous wiping of the mixing bowl bottom. | |
| b. Outer Blade. A fast speed, open design blade to be provided that has a planetary at 17.5 inches from the mixer center and provides continual wiping of the central blade, the bowl walls, and bowl bottom. The open design of the outer blade must allow material to flow through and prevent excessive peaks in power draw when high viscosity materials are being moved between the open blade and the solid blade. |
2. The top surface of each blade is to be chamfered to prevent material from collecting on the top web when the bowl is lowered. The bottom of the blades are to be chamfered to provide optimum mixing between the blades and the bowl bottom and to prevent compacting of explosive material when the bowl is raised.
| 3. The mixing blade clearances must be held to the following nominal tolerances | |||
| a. Blade to blade | .250-.380 inches | ||
| b. Blade to bowl wall | .250-.380 inches | ||
| c. Blade to bowl bottom | .250-.380 inches |
4. The surfaces of the mixing blades that come into contact with explosive materials being mixed must be polished to a 23 micro-inch or better finish. The blade body surface must be free of crevices, cracks, or other harmful imperfections.
5. Blade deflection at the tip must be limited to less than 0.100 inches when full load torques are applied.
6. Design of the gear train and alignment of the mixing blades must ensure that the entire surface of the bowl wall and bottom are swept in a substantially non-repeating pattern.
G. Machine Finishes
1. Interior surfaces that make contact with the explosive material being mixed must be polished to a 23 micro-inches or better finish. Weld areas or casting surfaces must be free from crevices, cracks, or other harmful imperfections. Copies of the final inspection reports must be forwarded to the customer.
2. Exterior machines surfaces must be 125 RMS or better.
3. Exterior surfaces of the mixer shall be epoxy painted with at least one coat of primer and two finish coats.
H. Control Package
1. Rockwell PlantPAX Distributed Control System
a. reference drawing 801613X22 (B&P Littleford 2022) for TDP to include: power distribution drawings, bill of materials, enclosure(s), schematics, I/O list, ethernet communications topography and instrumentation diagrams.
b. PLC program to be provided by MCAAP
c. HMI program to be provided by MCAAP
d. The local HMI should be display and interface only and should not require a separate license from the primary control system.
| 2. Variable Frequency Speed Control Package | |
| a. One (1) adjustable frequency controller 0-66 hertz variable, 460 volts input, 3 phase, 60 hertz, output 460 VAC at 60 hertz. For location in a non-explosion proof area. |
| 3. Bowl Position Indication | |
| a. Bowl In. A limit switch shall be provided to supply a signal indicating that the bowl is in position for lifting. | |
| b. Bowl Up. A limit switch shall be provided to supply a signal indicating that the bowl is full up in the position for mixing. | |
| c. Bowl Down. A limited switch shall be provided to supply a signal indicating that the bowl is full down and the lift bocks have disengaged from the bowl. | |
| d. Each of the three position indications above must be compatible with the existing MCAAP owned Baker-Perkins Model 18 PUMM vertical mixer bowls. |
4. Vacuum/Pressure Switch. A vacuum/pressure switch shall be supplied to sense vacuum or pressure within the mix area.
5. Blade Sensor Indicator. A blade position indicator assembly is to be mounted on the drive system and thru a series of timing gears and belts a spider gear is to be synchronized to the orientation of the outside blade. This will allow the operator to stop the mixer at any time and predict the orientation of the outside blade with respect to the mixer bowl wall.
6. Quick Drop Bowl Lowering System. The mixer shall be equipped with a quick drop hydraulic system. The quick drop feature shall be triggered by fire protection system or other signal and shall allow the mixing bowl to drop rapidly 10-12 inches to relieve pressure and minimize equipment damage.
I. Mixing Bowl
| 1. Mixing Bowl, two (2) each. | |
| a. Capacity. Mix bowl must have a nominal calculated working capacity of 420 U. S. gallons with the mixing blades immersed. Total bowl capacity must be 600 U. S. gallons. | |
| b. Bowl must be compatible for use with the existing MCAAP owned Baker-Perkins Model 18 PUMM vertical mixers. | |
| c. Bowl Bottom Discharge. A flanged discharge opening is to be provided for mating with a 150 lb. ASA bolting flange. |
| 2. Mixer Bowl Fabrication | |
| a. The interior of the mixer bowl to be fabricated of ASTM SA 240 Type 304 stainless steel. Interior surfaces of the mixing bowl to be polished to a 23 micro-inch or better finish. Interior surfaces must be dye penetrant examined to assure the mixing area is free of crevices, cracks, and other harmful imperfections. | |
| b. Inside, bottom corner of mixing bowl shall include a continuous 1.5 inch radius to assure easy cleaning and smooth discharge. The outside, bottom corner of the outer mixing blade must be contoured to closely follow the bowl corner radius to ensure complete mixing action. | |
| c. Mixer bowl to be designed and fabricated for 75 psig internal pressure, 200oF temperature and use with a mixing bowl cover. Bowl is to the inspected and certified in accordance with the latest edition of and addenda to Section VIII, Division I of the A.S.M.E. Code for Unfired Pressure vessels in effect at the time of manufacture. | |
| d. Mixer bowl is to be jacketed for 125 psig and a working temperature of 200oF. The jacket must be designed, fabricated, inspected, and certified in accordance with the latest edition of and addenda to Section VIII, Division I of the A.S.M.E. Code for Unfired Pressure Vessels in effect at the time of manufacture. The jacket must provide a minimum of 74 square feet of surface area and must be baffled to assure even circulation of heating and cooling media. Circulation bars and jacket outer wrapper to be fabricated from ASME approved code materials (ASTM SA-240 304-SS or SA-479 304-SST). | |
| e. Exterior surfaces constructed of stainless steel material are to be glassbeaded to a 2A finish. All exterior surfaces construction of carbon steel are to be epoxy-coated with at least one (1) primer and two (2) finish coats. | |
| f. Exterior machined surfaces will be 125 RMS or better. |
3. Mixer Bowl Seal Flanges. The top flange of the mixer bowl to be designed to mate with the mixer by compressing a shaped elastomer gasket sealing against the top surface of the bowl flange as well as two (2) O-rings sealing against the inside diameter of the mixer bowl. The flange is to be further designed to seal against the bowl cover assembly with a V-band type closure.
4. Bowl Positioning and Handling System. The mixing bowl must include two (2) trunnions positioned at 3 and 9 o’clock and are located above the center of gravity of mixing bowl. The mixing bowl support arm must contain the precision alignment holes which match pins on the slide lift blocks on each side of the mixer. The mixing bowl support arm on the new mixer must be compatible with the existing MCAAP owned Baker-Perkins Model 18 PUMM vertical mixers.
5. Thermocouple. The mixing bowl is to be equipped with a single thermocouple assembly. This assembly will be mounted in the front left quadrant near the bottom of the bowl. The thermocouple assembly is to include an iron-constantan thermocouple with a male connecter plug and a removable protective shield.
6. Bowl Casters and Carriage. The mixing bowl is to be supported by an undercarriage that consists of four (4) casters. Caster spacing to be the same as the existing MCAAP owned Baker-Perkins 18 PUMM mixing bowls. The casters are to be grooved to run against “V” rails for alignment. Casters are to be non-sparking electro-conductive 90o V-rail type. Approximately 10.2 inches must be provided from the bottom of the casters to the point of attachment for MCAAP’s discharge valve.
7. Bowl Casters Drive System. The design will allow for the use of only one air supply line connected to the bowl. This airline will power an air drive motor that will be provided on the mixing bowl to allow for easy movement of the bowl in and out of the mixer.
8. Bowl Connections. Three (3) 1.5-inch American Standard pipe tap connections are to be provided. One (1) in the upper right front bowl side wall as jacket inlet; one (1) in the lower right front as a jacket outlet; and the third at the lower left front as a jacket drain.
| 9. Bowl Pressure Plate | |
| a. A bowl pressure plate shall be designed to float within the mixing bowl. Close tolerance with the bowl side shall be maintained by utilizing a wiping seal to mate with the bowl side wall. | |
| b. This plate shall be designed for use in conjunction with a bowl having a bottom discharge opening and a bowl pressure cover to enable a maximum of 75 PSI to be exerted thru the cover forcing the plate downward and causing the explosive product to flow thru the discharge opening. | |
| c. This plate shall be compatible with the existing MCAAP owned Baker-Perkins 18 PUMM mixing bowls. |
| 10. Bowl Pressure Cover | |
| a. The bowl pressure cover shall be manufactured from ASTM SA240, Type 304 stainless steel when potential contact with explosive material exists. The cover shall be designed and fabricated in accordance with the latest edition of and addenda to Section VIII, Division 1 of the ASME Code for Unfired Pressure Vessels. The cover shall be designed for 100 psig, a working temperature of 200oF, and shall be capable of accepting full vacuum. The cover shall be designed for use in discharged a mix bowl thru a bottom discharging opening. | |
| b. The interior surface of the cover shall be polished to 23 micro-inch or better finish. All inside surfaces are to be dye penetrant inspected to assure the fabrication is free of cracks, voids or other defects. | |
| c. Exterior machined surfaces will be 125 RMS or better. | |
| d. All exterior surfaces constructed of stainless steel material are to be glass beaded to a 2A finish. All exterior surfaces constructed of carbon steel are to be epoxy coated with at least one (1) coat of primer and two (2) finish coats. | |
| e. The cover is designed to match up with the new mixing bowl as well as the existing MCAAP owned Baker-Perkins 18 PUMM mixing bowls. The cover is to be sealed to the bowl by an O-ring on a male pilot which mates with the bowl inside diameter. The mixing bowl flange and bowl cover flange are held by a “V” band type clamping mechanism. The “V” band type clamping mechanism must also match up with the new bowl cover flange and the existing MCAAP owned Baker-Perkins 18 PUMM mixing bowl flanges. | |
| f. The cover shall be lifted by three (3) symmetrically spaced lifting lgs welded to the top domed surface of the cover. Two (2) 1-inch American Standard pipe tag connections are to be provided. |
J. Field Service and Support
1. On-site Support
a. The Vendor shall provide start-up field service and support during equipment installation and final commissioning. Services to include installation supervision and verification, initial start-up and test runs to ensure performance, and various training related to machine operation and maintenance.
K. Spare Parts Package
1. Spare Parts
a. The Vendor shall provide an OEM recommended spare parts package that includes common wear items, such as rupture discs, bearings and seals, along with other consumables, such as filters and gaskets, related to regular maintenance.
| L. Statutory Requirements | ||
| 1. Response to Specifications | ||
| a. In order to receive due consideration, the Supplier shall quote in strict accordance with this and other applicable specifications and shall so state in proposal. Alternates or different equipment proposal may be submitted at the option of the Supplier, provided such alternates are clearly indicated and quoted as additions or deductions to the base bid. | ||
| b. All exceptions to this specification, referenced standards, and any attachments, must be indicated clearly in an “Exceptions” section of the proposal. No exceptions to this specification will be accepted after award of a purchase order unless written approval is given by Project Manager. |
2. Applicable Codes, Standards and Specifications
a. The complete unit covered in this Requisition shall comply with the requirements of the Technical Specifications. Applicable Documents, together with all codes, standards, specifications and statutory regulations referenced therein.
b. Some project specifications are referenced to Industry Codes and Standards such as API, ANSI, ISO etc. Though the referenced versions may not be the latest ones, the Vendor shall ensure the complete unit covered in this Requisition fully complies with the latest version prevailing at the time of PO award.
3. Local Standards, Regulations and Laws
c. It shall be deemed that the Vendor is familiar with local standards, regulations and laws. The Vendor shall ensure the complete unit covered in this Requisition fully complies with the local standards, regulations and laws.
4. Clarifications and Deviations
a. The Vendor shall highlight the ambiguities in specification requirements which may be discovered in the Requisition documents and propose resolutions to the Purchaser, utilizing Purchaser’s Clarification & Deviation List.
| b. Purchaser’s resolutions shall prevail and be final after PO award unless clarified prior to PO award otherwise, therefore Vendor shall apply Purchaser’s resolutions whatsoever, without any change in delivery and order amount after PO award. | ||
| c. The Vendor shall also clearly state all deviations from the specification requirements of the Requisition and propose resolutions to the Purchaser, utilizing Purchaser’s Clarification & Deviation List. | ||
| d. The Vendor shall provide well-explained reasoning or justification for deviations taken for clear understanding by Purchaser. No deviations shall be either considered or accepted after PO award. | ||
| e. PO will be released based on this Requisition, together with clarifications & deviations agreed by Purchaser (this will become Purchase Requisition), upon selection of the successful bidder. All bid statements that are not compliant to the requirements of this Requisition will be disregarded and excluded from the Purchase Requisition unless highlighted utilizing Purchaser’s Clarifications & Deviations List format and accepted by Purchaser. | ||
| f. At Purchaser’s sole discretion, major bid documents such as data sheets, general arrangements, performance curves, piping & instrument diagrams, etc. will be integrated into the Purchase Requisition. However, these documents shall be considered as preliminary and shall be developed by Vendor during detail design, incorporating all specification requirements of this Requisition. | ||
| g. Purchaser’s comments shall be incorporated during detail design without impacts on contract delivery and PO amount. Purchaser’s comments will be in accordance with the specification requirements of the Requisition and industrial good engineering practice. |
M. Qualifications
1. The Vendor shall highlight the past experience with providing the same equipment for the same process. The vendor must demonstrate and provide the following information with the proposal to be qualified to bid on this project:
a. The manufacturer shall have a minimum of 10 years’ experience with the successful manufacture and installation of the type of mixers specified and shall provide references on a minimum of 10 units of that type that have been in service a minimum of 5 years. The manufacturer shall be prepared to supply references upon request. The manufacturer shall have a history of maintaining an extensive parts inventory for its vertical mixers.
b. The Supplier shall furnish services of a factory-trained Service Engineer, specifically trained on installation procedures and operation and maintenance requirements for the type of vertical mixer provided.
c. Provide complete Product Data including full details of controls, machine size, dimension and detail of mixer, piping, feed nozzles, discharge port, utility connections, adjustment devices, alignment devices and complete control description including schematics and wiring diagrams.
CLIN 0001 – One (1) B&P Littleford Model 18 PUMM Vertical Mixer w/Bowl and accessories
B&P Littlefield Model 18 PUMM Vertical Mixer w/mixing bowl – Y/N Bowl Position Indicator – Y/N Vacuum/Pressure Switch – Y/N Vacuum Piping – Y/N Quick Drop Bowl Lowering Feature – Y/N Bowl Bottom Discharge – Y/N Bowl Discharge Valve, Manual – Y/N Mixing Bowl Cover and Clamp – Y/N Bowl Pressure Plate – Y/N Mixing Bowl Air Drive – Y/N Blade Position Indication – Y/N Factory Acceptance Test – Y/N
CLIN 0002 – One (1) Spare mixing bowl for B&P Littleford Model 18 PUMM Vertical Mixer Spare Mixing Bowl – Y/N
c) CLIN 0003 – One (1) Spare Parts Package SPACER, NON-METALLIC (SYNTHANE), Qty 2
d) CLIN 0004 – Field Service and Support Field Service and Support – Y/N
Interested parties should provide the following information:
1. Statement of your firm’s intention to bid and how it intends to meet the requirements stated above.
2. CAGE Code, UEI, Tax ID, and Point of Contact Information.
3. Number of employees (for business size verification).
4. Type of Socioeconomic Business Class (Examples: Disadvantaged, Veteran Owned, HubZone, Women Owned, 8(a), ANC, NHO, etc.).
5. Company name and location (for qualification country status verification).
6. What are your specific skills that will ensure your capability to perform this requirement?
7. Does your firm use brokers, or authorized distributors to distribute your product, or is your firm willing to sell directly to the Government?
8. What method of shipment does your firm use? How long does shipment from your site to McAlester Army Ammunition Plant in McAlester, Oklahoma take?
9. Delivery/Hauling method (size of trucks and maximum tonnage per truck)?
10. What is your firm’s delivery capability? MCAAP accepts delivery on Monday through Thursday, 6 a.m. to 3 p.m., central time. Please take into consideration security and receiving requirements at MCAAP. All vendors are required to be vetted at least 3 days prior to deliveries being made and must be aware of MCAAP’s local receiving procedures. If you need further information, contact the POC listed in the posting.
11. Provide your firm’s market conditions, terms and conditions, and product warranty information.
12. If providing an equal or similar product as above please provide data sheet information on specifications of the equal product.
All of the above information must be submitted in detail with your submission under this RFI. If a solicitation is issued, it will be published electronically on the sam.gov website and it will be the responsibility of the contractors/interested parties to check regularly. Interested sources should send required information in single Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) with a page maximum limitation of 10 pages to: Army Contracting Command – Rock Island, ATTN: Adam Burgmeier, email address adam.c.burgmeier.civ@army.mil by 4:00 PM CST 11 December 2024.
Place of Contract Performance:
1 C Tree Road McAlester, Oklahoma 74501 United States
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