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DLA Awards Potential $925M Contract to American Material Handling Equipment


American Material Handling Equipment has won a potential five-year, $925 million contract from the Defense Logistics Agency for the supply of material handling equipment to the U.S. Air Force, Army, Marine Corps and Navy as well as federal civilian agencies.

DLA received 38 offers for the contract via a competitive acquisition process, the Defense Department said Thursday.

The agency will use defense working capital funds to pay for work that company will perform  through April 19, 2022 in Nevada, Canada and South Korea.

Watkinsville, Georgia-based American Material Handling Equipment manufactures and installs handling equipment such as shelving, cantilever racks, carton flow, conveyor, pallet rack, dock equipment and other accessories.

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