Chain Specs.docx
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- Chains for Richmond crew 2012
- Solicitation number
- RFQ - 04A - 12102300000000000392
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- Maine
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This is a product specification document for chains required by the State of Maine for the Richmond crew in 2012. The contract calls for 12 drums of 5/16" proof coil welded steel chain, with each drum containing 550 feet of chain for a total of 6,600 feet. The chain must meet specific grade and performance standards, including Grade 30 classification, 1.29" link length, self-colored finish, a workload limit of 1,900 pounds, and a weight of 95 pounds per 100 feet. The maximum skid load specification allows for two drums per skid. Bidders must provide samples prior to award, and delivery must be coordinated with at least 24 hours' advance notice to the purchasing office.
Critical quality and delivery requirements include that the chain cannot be excessively oily, and deliveries failing to meet specifications will be rejected. Prospective vendors should contact the procurement office at desk number 582-5771 or cell number 446-8009 to coordinate sample submission and delivery logistics. No pricing information, contract term details, or award timeline is specified in this specification document.
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5/16” chain with these specs:
Grade: 30 Length: 1.29” Material: Steel size 5/16” self-colored Style: proof coil Type: welded Weight: 95lbs/100’ Workload limit: 1900 lbs Max skid load: 2 drums per skid Quantity: 12 drums/ 550’ per drum
**Chain cannot be excessively oily and delivery will be denied if chain doesn’t meet spec.
**Samples will be required before award will be made.
** contact us at least 24hrs prior to delivery Desk Number: 582-5771 Cell Number: 446-8009
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