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Contractor shall provide all labor, tools, equipment and equipment fuel, supervisor, transportation, materials and supplies necessary to perform the following: work will consist of removing snow and ice from all parking lots, driveways, access points, doorways, and walkways as shown on drawings. Application of snow melting products on sidewalks, and additional removal from public walkway. Contractor shall exercise good judgement during times of snowfall and/or icing so that duplication of effort does not occur.  Areas need to be cleared of snow and receive application of de-icer from approximately November 21st to April 30th each year depending on snow fall and/or ice accumulation. 

The State of Alaska, Department of Environmental Conservation, Division of Air Quality is soliciting quotes for a dedicated heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) unit for the Air Quality monitoring site shelter located in Palmer Alaska.

Wood supplies for the repair of Air Quality's NCORE monitoring site platform repair. Description :-

LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION The air quality monitoring site is located at the top of the Loup Loup ski area in Okanogan County, Washington. The physical address of the ski area is 97 Forest Service Road 4200-100. The ski area is located approximately 11⁄2 miles off State Highway 20 midway between Okanogan and Twisp, Washington. Access to the monitoring site varies seasonally.

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC), Air Monitoring and Quality Assurance Program is making Alaska’s 2022 Annual Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan available for public review and comment. The Annual Air Monitoring Plan explains the network’s monitoring objectives and priorities. The plan provides a description of all current ADEC network air quality monitoring sites and discusses any current or planned modifications.

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC), Air Monitoring and Quality Assurance Program is making Alaska’s 2017 Annual Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan available for public review and comment. The Annual Air Monitoring Plan explains the network’s monitoring objectives and priorities. The plan provides a description of all current ADEC network air quality monitoring sites and discusses any current or planned modifications.

The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC), Air Monitoring and Quality Assurance Program is making Alaska’s 2023 Annual Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan available for public review and comment. The Annual Air Monitoring Plan explains the network’s monitoring objectives and priorities. The plan provides a description of all current ADEC network air quality monitoring sites and discusses any current or planned modifications.