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Climate-Controlled Packaging for Sensitive Equipment

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This contract involves the fabrication of specialized protective packaging designed to safeguard sensitive equipment such as IT systems, laboratory instruments, and archival items during international transport. The packaging will incorporate advanced features including vacuum sealing, desiccants to control moisture, and shock-absorbing materials to prevent damage from impacts. These measures aim to ensure that fragile and valuable items maintain their integrity throughout transit. Issued by the US Embassy in The Hague under the Department of State, the subcontract specifically targets the production of climate-controlled packaging solutions. The place of performance is located in Wassenaar, with the work falling under NAICS code 326199, which covers the manufacture of plastics products. This contract is critical for enabling secure and reliable transportation of equipment that requires stringent environmental and physical protection.

General Info

Fabrication of advanced protective packaging for sensitive equipment transport by US Embassy in Wassenaar.

Agency

Department Of State → US Embassy The HagueView Agency

NAICS

326199 - All Other Plastics Product ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

WASSENAAR, NL-ZH, 2244BZ, NLD

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PostedFeb 20

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AgencyDepartment Of State → US Embassy The Hague

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Fabrication of custom protective packaging including vacuum sealing, desiccants, and shock-absorbing materials for IT systems, lab instruments, or archival items during international transit.

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