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Electrical Heating Element Supply and Packaging

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Department Of Defense → DLA DIST SAN JOAQUINView Agency

NAICS

335912 - Primary Battery ManufacturingView NAICS

Place of Performance

TRACY, CA, 95304-5000, US

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → DLA DIST SAN JOAQUIN
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Supply, preservation, packaging, marking, and delivery of 9 units of electrical nonimmersion heating elements to DLA Distribution San Joaquin in Tracy, CA, compliant with military and hazardous material standards.

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