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Good afternoon everyone:

Sourcing has been following up with you hear your decision from the RFQ between Puckett and Dickinson Fleet. We are assuming that you will be moving forward with Puckett the incumbent to close out the RFQ. Please let us know if you will need assistance with the contract negotiations with Puckett.

Thank you,

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