100-120 Gallon Holding Tank

1. From 100-120 gallon holding tank (up to 150 gallons is fine provided it meets dimensions specifications due to space constraints) 2. Water holding tank should be made of HDPE or some other type of heavy-duty plastic (preferable white) 3. Must have a top (either screw on or just regular overlapping top) 4. Must have a spigot at the bottom for water dispensing 5. Must have a metal or standard type of stand 6. Width needs to be between 28" and 30" (can be up to 32" but that's pushing it) 7. Height is contingent on volume, but in general anywhere from 40" to 48". Can be a little more or a little less to make up volume needs. 8. Volume indicators on the side of the tank are a bonus but not necessary

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Division 05 -	Metals, Structural Metal Framing, Metal Decking.
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