Tow contractors sought by Apache Junction Police Department
The department is enlisting dependable partners to manage both emergency and non-emergency tows within the city limits.
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Towing and storage service providers are being sought by the Apache Junction Police Department.
The department is enlisting dependable partners to manage both emergency and non-emergency tows within the city limits, according to a release.
With a decade-long contract opportunity on the horizon, the department is seeking a network of three to five service providers committed to upholding safety and efficiency standards, the release states.
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Tow contractors sought by Apache Junction Police Department
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The department is enlisting dependable partners to manage both emergency and non-emergency tows within the city limits.
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Towing and storage service providers are being sought by the Apache Junction Police Department.
The department is enlisting dependable partners to manage both emergency and non-emergency tows within the city limits, according to a release.
With a decade-long contract opportunity on the horizon, the department is seeking a network of three to five service providers committed to upholding safety and efficiency standards, the release states.
Interested parties are encouraged to submit their proposals by 3 p.m. May 29 Arizona Standard Time. Bid forms and detailed requirements can be accessed via the city’s purchasing portal at https://www.apachejunctionaz.gov/826/Current-Solicitations.
For additional information or clarifications, email Kimberly Heldt, purchasing administrator, at kheldt@apachejunctionaz.gov.
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