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Cargo Terminal Operations – Yard Management & Storage

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The contract involves the comprehensive management of cargo staging areas at a military terminal located in Wilhelmshaven, focusing on the efficient movement, sorting, inventory tracking, and secure storage of military cargo within the terminal yards. Operations will utilize yard trucks and forklifts to handle the cargo, ensuring proper organization and security throughout the process. This subcontract falls under the NAICS code 488220, which pertains to support activities for air transportation, and is managed by the Department of Defense's Ustranscom office. The primary objective of this contract is to maintain orderly cargo flow and safeguard military assets during staging and storage phases, supporting overall logistics and transportation readiness. Although specific contract terms such as the solicitation number and set-aside details are not provided, the work will be performed in Germany at the Wilhelmshaven site, reflecting the strategic importance of this location for military supply chain operations. The contract emphasizes operational reliability, security, and accurate inventory management as key components of the service.

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Manage and secure military cargo staging, sorting, inventory, and storage at Wilhelmshaven terminal.

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Wilhelmshaven, IL, DEU

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Management of cargo staging areas including movement, sorting, inventory tracking, and secure storage of military cargo within terminal yards using yard trucks and forklifts.

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