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LOGISTICAL SUPPORT SERVICES (Provisioning/ILO)

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The Department of the Navy, specifically the Chief of Naval Personnel, is forecasting a contract for logistical support services focusing on provisioning, maritime material handling, and load and stow operations. Classified under NAICS code 488320, this requirement aims to ensure the efficient movement and management of materials necessary for naval operations. Performance for these services will take place across various strategic ports, including locations in Connecticut, Virginia, Florida, California, Washington, Hawaii, Guam, and Kings Bay, Georgia. This wide geographic scope indicates a need for comprehensive logistical coverage to support naval assets across multiple domestic and overseas regions.

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Navy contract for maritime logistical support and material handling across multiple strategic ports.

Agency

Department Of The Navy → Chief Of Naval PersonnelView Agency

NAICS

488320 - Marine Cargo HandlingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Various Ports - CT; VA; FL; CA; WA; Hawaii; Guam; Kings Bay GA, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Chief Of Naval Personnel

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Department Of The Navy → Chief Of Naval Personnel

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PROVISIONING SERVICES - Maritime Material Handling, Load and Stow Services.

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