Provide transmission repair and replacement services for municipal vehicles.
Cover main transmissions, transfer cases, chains, and final drives.
Posted Scope of Work
Request for Bid for transmission repair and replacement services for municipal vehicles, covering main transmissions, transfer cases, chains, and final drives.
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What is the due date for this bid?
The due date is 10/08/2026.
What is the place of performance?
The place of performance is UT.
What type of services are being procured?
Transmission repair and replacement services for municipal vehicles, covering main transmissions, transfer cases, chains, and final drives.
Full source recordEvery field State of Utah (BidNet Direct) published, untouched
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Request for Bid for transmission repair and replacement services for municipal vehicles, covering main transmissions, transfer cases, chains, and final drives.
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Source: State of Utah (BidNet Direct) (bid UT-444169249406), retrieved via the Utah BidNet Direct purchasing portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.