Washington Public Notice (The Spokesman-Review), Washington. This is an invitation to bid for HVAC maintenance services at the ARFF Building. The work involves replacing gaskets and components, then testing and restoring the system. Open — accepting responses.
This is an invitation to bid for HVAC maintenance services at the ARFF Building. The work involves replacing gaskets and components, then testing and restoring the system.
ARFF BUILDING HVAC MAINTENANCE, ITB #26-46-1885 INVITATION TO BID Scope of work includes but not limited to: Replace hydronic HVAC gaskets and components, then test and restore the system. Contract Documents are available at siaplanroom.com MANDATORY Pre-Bid Meeting: at 10:00 AM on Tues ... Published in The Spokesman-Review.
Washington Public Notice (The Spokesman-Review) issued this hvac opportunity in Washington. It was published on July 1, 2026.
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