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99--Interim spare and repair parts support for Improved Ribbon Bridge units
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This sources-sought acquisition, issued by the Department of Defense under the HQ US Army Tacom, seeks interim spare and repair parts support for Improved Ribbon Bridge units located in OCONUS areas. The primary objective is to maintain operational support until the official Government supply system becomes fully functional. The Improved Ribbon Bridge was developed and manufactured by Eisenwerke Kaiserlautern Gmbh, based in Kaiserlautern, Germany. Parties interested in pursuing subcontracting opportunities for this requirement are directed to contact the manufacturer directly.
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US Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command, Corporate Management/Acquisition Cente ATTN: AMSTA-CM-AMB, E Eleven Mile Road Warren , MISet-Aside
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