JOSHUA W HIPPLER
JOSHUA W HIPPLER is a federal contractor, registered under UEI HD12VLPG5AB8. It has been awarded $20,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Agriculture.
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Registration
UEI Code
HD12VLPG5AB8Federal Contracting Overview
Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.
AI Capability Profile
JOSHUA W HIPPLER provides operational support and facility adaptation services, specifically within the food processing and distribution sector. Core capabilities include implementing workplace safety measures, facility retrofitting, and managing logistics related to transportation and worker housin...
JOSHUA W HIPPLER provides operational support and facility adaptation services, specifically within the food processing and distribution sector. Core capabilities include implementing workplace safety measures, facility retrofitting, and managing logistics related to transportation and worker housing to maintain operational continuity during public health crises. The contractor has experience working with the Department of Agriculture, delivering relief and implementation services to support food processors and distributors.
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Awards Count
1
All time
Active
0
Currently performing
Completed
1
Past period of performance
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All time
Contracts
Prime · all time
Subcontracts
Sub · all time
Grants
Prime · all time
Subgrants
Sub · all time
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