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2023 Kwajalein Industry Day Feedback Request.pdf
Posted: May 24, 2023
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feedback request related to the 2023 Kwajalein Industry Day hosted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Honolulu District. The document solicits feedback from participants on various aspects of the Kwajalein program. Participants are asked to describe their interest in the program, identify constraints and challenges affecting its execution, and suggest barriers that need to be addressed. Additionally, participants are required to identify materials/commodities in demand for the program, volatile market items, anticipated changes in material costs and supply-chain issues, concerns about market or labor stability during contract performance, and suggestions to reduce contractor risk in construction in remote locations. Feedback forms are to be submitted via email by May 31, 2023.
This document seeks detailed feedback from participants of the 2023 Kwajalein Industry Day regarding their perspectives on the Kwajalein program. It aims to gather insights on challenges, material demands, market volatility, supply-chain issues, labor conditions, and risk mitigation strategies related to construction projects in remote locations. The feedback will assist the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in understanding participant viewpoints and improving the execution of the Kwajalein program.
This document seeks detailed feedback from participants of the 2023 Kwajalein Industry Day regarding their perspectives on the Kwajalein program. It aims to gather insights on challenges, material demands, market volatility, supply-chain issues, labor conditions, and risk mitigation strategies related to construction projects in remote locations. The feedback will assist the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in understanding participant viewpoints and improving the execution of the Kwajalein program.
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