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Packaging, Preservation, and Labeling Services

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Department Of Defense → CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT T & IFO EQView Agency

NAICS

493190 - Other Warehousing and StorageView NAICS

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TRACY, CA, 95304-5000, US

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Provide military-compliant packaging, preservation, and labeling for computer systems prior to shipment, including palletization per DLA RP001.

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