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Bid Proposal Form (Informal Bids)

Contra Costa Community College District Office, Martinez, CA·Higher Ed
Reported Agency
Contra Costa Community College District

Summary

This document is a bid proposal form for the L-1199 Science Building Cooling Tower Replacement project. It requests a stipulated contract sum for labor, materials, and other costs, and includes sections for addendums, subcontractors, completion time, and acceptance/award terms. The bid remains open for 15 days after the bid opening date.

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