Trinity River Authority of Texas Seepex Pump Parts FY26 Bid 4450-217-I-26
Trinity River Authority of Texas, Arlington, TX·Special District
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SUMMARY
The Trinity River Authority of Texas is soliciting bids for Seepex Pump Parts for the 2026 fiscal year under solicitation number 4450-217-I-26. The procurement is categorized under 4450217 and is designated as a Default Bid Type. The scope involves the supply and delivery of replacement parts and components for Seepex brand pumps used in authority facilities. Bids were due by February 16, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The document indicates the status as 'Awarded', reflecting a completed procurement cycle for these mechanical equipment components.
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