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Heavy-Duty Battery Handling and Packaging

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The contract involves the design and supply of specialized packaging and handling components specifically tailored for 696-pound battery packs. These components include lifting ears and pull handles that facilitate safe and efficient handling, with the possibility of also providing custom crating or transport fixtures to ensure secure shipment and storage. The work is classified under the NAICS code 332439, indicating metal container manufacturing, and is a subcontract awarded by the Department of Defense. This procurement aims to meet the rigorous demands of heavy-duty battery transport and handling, emphasizing durability and functionality in the packaging solutions. While some detailed information such as the place of performance and point of contact is not provided, the contract’s focus is clearly on developing robust, purpose-built components to support the logistical needs associated with heavy battery packs within a defense context.

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Design and supply custom metal packaging components for 696-pound battery packs, DoD subcontract.

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332439 - Other Metal Container ManufacturingView NAICS

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Design and supply of packaging and handling components for 696-lb battery packs, including lifting ears, pull handles, and potentially custom crating or transport fixtures.

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