Engine Packaging & Crating for Shipment

The contract requires the design and fabrication of specialized protective crating for repaired marine diesel engines, ensuring safe intermodal transport by safeguarding against moisture, vibration, and impact damage during transit. The crating must be engineered to meet rigorous environmental and mechanical protection standards, tailored to the unique size, weight, and sensitivity of marine diesel engines. All materials and construction methods must be selected to withstand prolonged exposure to varied climates and handling conditions across multiple transportation modes. The work is scoped as a subcontract under the Department of Homeland Security’s Sflc Procurement Branch 3, with performance required at Curtis Bay, Maryland, 21226. The NAICS code 312230 indicates classification under Wood Container and Pallet Manufacturing, suggesting an emphasis on custom wood-based protective packaging solutions. The posting date of July 28, 2026, indicates this opportunity is anticipated for future award, and the absence of a solicitation number suggests it may be initiated directly under an existing framework. Participation requires compliance with federal procurement standards and capability to deliver fully assembled, ready-to-ship crates that meet operational and logistical requirements for secure, long-distance engine transport.