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Thermoplastic Traffic Striping Material and Paint, Rapid Dry Waterborne (Request for Information)

Description: Thermoplastic traffic striping material and paint, rapid dry waterborne.

Buyer: California Department of General Services
StateAgency · CA, US
Released: Aug 11, 2026
Closes: Aug 19, 2026(5 days left)

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Henry David NanjoAssistant Chief Counsel

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Pamela MaedaAssociate Governmental Program Analyst

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Katelyn Lian Baeta-OrickAttorney III

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