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Acknowledge report of procurement award to and execution of Procurement Agreement with Franklin Disposal, LLC, of Franklin, Tennessee in the amount of $3.25 per container per day for the purchase of three-day-per-week servicing of public refuse collection containers located in downtown Franklin for a one-year term of service for the Sanitation and Environmental Services Department (Purchasing Office Procurement Solicitation No. 2017-005; Contract No. 2016-0337)

Item Approved on Behalf of the Board Passed Introduced November 3, 2016

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Runs until
November 3, 2017 already ended date calculated from a contract term stated in the record, not quoted directly
Type
purchase
Field
Utilities & energy

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Procurement Agreement with Franklin Disposal, LLC, of Franklin, Tennessee in the amount of $3.25 per container per day for the purchase of servicing o… Franklin, TN *Consideration Of Procurement Award To Franklin Disposal, LLC, Of Franklin, Tennessee In The Amount Of $3.25 Per Container Per Day For The Purchase Of… Franklin, TN
Committee
Board of Mayor & Aldermen
Requested by
Sanitation and Environmental (SES)
Introduced
November 3, 2016
On agenda
January 10, 2017
Passed
January 10, 2017

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