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Armory Layout and Storage Optimization

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This subcontract with the US Special Operations Command focuses on the physical redesign and storage optimization of armories for prime contractors on MARSOC projects. The primary objective is to enhance top-down visual tracking and automated ingest capabilities through the use of CAD software to optimize racking layouts and storage configurations. The scope of work includes the development of approved pre-package libraries for equipment groupings at the cage level, ensuring all designs adhere to DoW and MARSOC standards. The final deliverables consist of comprehensive physical redesign plans and optimized storage configurations to improve operational efficiency within the armory environment.

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Subcontract for US Special Operations Command to optimize armory storage and physical redesign.

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Department Of Defense → US Special Operations Command (ussocom)View Agency

NAICS

541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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MARSOC: Automated Armory

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → US Special Operations Command (ussocom)
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Performs physical redesign of armory storage for prime contractors on MARSOC projects. Optimizes storage and racking layouts for top-down visual tracking and automated ingest using CAD software. Develops approved pre-package libraries for equipment groupings at the cage level per DoW/MARSOC standards. Delivers physical redesign plans and optimized storage configurations.

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