City of Milwaukee Locksmith Services Bid #57915 2021
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SUMMARY
This document contains bid results for Locksmith Services for the City of Milwaukee, Bid #57915. It lists two bidders, EF Industrial (d/b/a Flying Locksmiths) and Absolute Locksmith and Towing LLC, along with their respective bid amounts for various services. EF Industrial's bid was rejected for non-responsiveness due to a missing signed addendum. Absolute Locksmith and Towing LLC's bid was rejected as being unreasonably high.
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