Lebanon Residency Disaster Hired Equipment Pricing Schedule, Scope of Work, Attachments.pdf
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- Brunswick County, Virginia
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This appears to be a corrupted PDF file or document related to hired equipment pricing and scope of work for emergency disaster response in the Lebanon Residency of Virginia's Bristol District. The document content is largely unreadable, showing mostly system messages and accessibility settings from Virginia's eVA procurement platform.
From the associated contract opportunity notice, we can determine this is a Request for Quote (RFQ) for emergency disaster response hired equipment, with quotes to be submitted to Eric Shortt either via email or hand delivery. The contract period extends through February 25, 2025. No additional details about pricing, equipment specifications, or other requirements can be extracted from the corrupted file.
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