Federal opportunity from DIBBS • DEPT OF DEFENSE.DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY.TROOP SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT.DLA TROOP SUPPORT. Place of performance: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • 19111 United States. Response deadline: Mar 27, 2026. Industry: NAICS 333923.
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DIBBS bridge listing for solicitation SPE8EE26R0003. Synopsis: Snatch Block is a type of heavy-duty pulley enclosed in a metal casing that opens on one side. This design allows you to insert a rope or cable without needing to thread it through the end- making it especially convenient when working with looped or already -fixed lines. Unlike standard pulleys, snatch blocks can be quickly integrated into a rope system at any point along the line. They are commonly used in conjunction with winches and lifting equipment and are known for increasing pulling power and changing the direction of force during operations. Snatch blocks are available with various end fittings such as hooks, shackles, or swivels, allowing for flexible attachment options based on the application. Source: Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) via SAM-derived metadata and DIBBS record mapping.
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