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Warehouse Transition Strategy Consultant

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The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission is seeking a Warehouse Transition Strategy Consultant to develop operational roadmaps and phased transition plans for prime contractors managing facility projects. The selected subcontractor will be responsible for creating stocking and shipment strategies for the Milwaukie and Canby facilities, establishing product prioritization, and designing depletion plans for the Milport and Milwaukie locations. Qualified candidates must possess specific experience in distribution center transitions. The primary deliverables for this engagement include a comprehensive Inventory Strategy and Recommendation Report and a final presentation to leadership. The work is centered in Portland, Oregon, under NAICS code 541614.

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OLCC Inventory Transition

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AgencyOregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission
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Develops operational roadmaps and phased transition plans for prime contractors on Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) facility projects. Creates stocking and shipment transition strategies for Milwaukie and Canby facilities, establishes product prioritization, and designs depletion plans for Milport and Milwaukie locations. Requires experience in distribution center transitions. Delivers an Inventory Strategy and Recommendation Report and final leadership presentation.

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