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This subcontract for Specialized Logistics and Dangerous Goods Transport involves the packing and transportation of sensitive laboratory instrumentation for prime contractors working on IAEA projects for the Ministry of Agriculture in Azerbaijan. The scope of work requires packing equipment to international standards and the specialized handling of dangerous goods, including toxic and radioactive materials, in strict accordance with SSR-6 regulations. The service provider is responsible for coordinating shipping under FCA, DAT, or DAP terms to ensure the secure delivery of equipment to the end-user within Azerbaijan. This operation falls under NAICS code 488510 and is managed under the authority of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

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Subcontract for packing and transporting sensitive laboratory and dangerous goods within Azerbaijan.

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NAICS

488510 - Freight Transportation Arrangement

Place of Performance

AZE

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of 678908-MLP.

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CHNS/O Analyzer (AZB5006) #174280

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Performs packing and transport of sensitive laboratory instrumentation for prime contractors on IAEA projects for the Ministry of Agriculture, Azerbaijan. Packs equipment to international standards and handles dangerous goods (DGR) including radioactive or toxic materials per SSR-6 regulations. Coordinates FCA, DAT, or DAP shipping terms. Delivers equipment to the end-user in Azerbaijan.

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