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Earth Covered Magazine (ECM) Structural Concrete

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238110 - Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors

Place of Performance

Santa Barbara, CA, USA

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F-15 Igloos, Vandenberg SFB

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W075 Endist Los Angeles
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Performs site-adaptation and construction of standard Navy/DoD or CLWS (Concrete Logistical Warehouse System) Earth Covered Magazines for prime contractors on US Army Corps of Engineers projects. Constructs specialized structural concrete shells for ammunition storage and integrates earth-overburden containment systems to ensure structural integrity under heavy soil loads. Delivers completed, reinforced concrete magazine structures ready for earth covering.

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