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- Detox Waterline Replacement and Train Station Boiler Replacement-City of Gallup Facilities
- Solicitation number
- 2025-ITB-011
- Issued by
- San Juan County, New Mexico
About this file
The document is a government file related to a state and local contract opportunity for the City of Gallup, New Mexico, involving two facility improvement projects. The first project is the Detox Waterline Replacement at the Na' Nizhoozhi Center Inc (NCI), which requires the replacement of all waterlines in the ceiling using type L copper lines, to be installed in accordance with the New Mexico Building Code. The second project is the Train Station Boiler Replacement at the George Galanis Cultural Center (Gallup Train Station), which involves replacing the existing boiler.
The project specifics do not include detailed pricing information, funding sources, or contract terms. Both projects are located in Gallup, New Mexico, with the Detox Center waterline replacement situated at 2205 E. Boyd Avenue and the Train Station boiler replacement at 201 E. Hwy 66. The city is seeking licensed, qualified vendors to complete these facility improvements, with the primary focus on upgrading critical infrastructure components to meet building code standards and maintain facility functionality.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Detox_Waterline_Replacement_and_Train_Station_Boiler_Replacement-City_of_Gallup_Facilities.pdf | ||
| Wage_Decision_MC-24-3507-B.pdf | ||
| Gallup_Sample_Contract.pdf | ||
| Detox_Blueprints.pdf | ||
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| GALLUP_PERFORMANCE_BOND.pdf | ||
| GALLUP_PAYMENT_BOND.pdf |
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