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Other Support Activities for Water Transportation

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The Department of the Navy, specifically the Cfay Fuel Department N38, is forecasting a requirement for fuel bunkering and de-bunkering services to support operations at CFAY. These water transportation support activities will be performed in Japan under NAICS code 488390. This forecast indicates a future need for specialized maritime fuel handling services to maintain operational readiness. Interested parties can find further information through the Secretary of the Navy's small business portal.

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Navy seeks fuel bunkering and de-bunkering services for maritime operations in Japan.

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488390 - Other Support Activities for Water Transportation

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Japan, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Navy → Cfay Fuel Department N38
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Fuel bunkering/de-bunkering services to support CFAY

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