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Indiana Department of Transportation at Town of Avon

Town of Avon

Effective:Jan 1, 2026

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Purchase Orders

This contract includes 11 purchase orders from Jan 1, 2026 to Jan 2, 2026

Buyer	Vendor	Issued Date	Quantity
Town of Avon	Indiana Department of Transportation	Jan 1, 2026	1
Town of Avon	Indiana Department of Transportation	Jan 1, 2026	1
Town of Avon	Indiana Department of Transportation	Jan 2, 2026	1
Town of Avon	Indiana Department of Transportation	Jan 1, 2026	1
Town of Avon	Indiana Department of Transportation	Jan 2, 2026	1
Town of Avon	Indiana Department of Transportation	Jan 1, 2026	1

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