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Potable Reuse Pilot Laboratory

Description: Provide certified testing laboratory to provide sampling bottle drop off, pickup and analysis for a direct potable reuse pilot. The pilot study will continue until august 15, 2029, with the ability to extend the contract if the pilot deems successful.

Buyer: Town of Davie
City · FL, US
Released: -
Closes: Oct 13, 2026(21 days left)

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Colleen RyanAssistant Budget & Finance Director

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Chad PezoldtAssistant Director, Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts

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Daniele GraydonAssistant Human Resources Director

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Beatriz AlvarezAssistant Public Works & Capital Project Director

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