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Warehouse Workflow and Transition Planning

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Oregon → Procurement

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Portland, OR, 97222, USA

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This scope was carved out of S-84500-00018253.

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OLCC Inventory Transition

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Performs operational analysis of warehouse workflows for prime contractors on Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) projects. Conducts staff interviews for workflow clarification, analyzes inventory reports and sales history, and develops a transition methodology and project timeline. Requires professional experience in warehouse management and logistics transition. Delivers a Warehouse Transition Plan and Workflow Analysis report.

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