Conveyor Costing Analysis

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Conveyor Costing Analysis. Action Plan. Complete BOM Deep Dive 7/14 Fix Gaps Analyze all options (Make, Buy/Make and Buy) Complete analysis of both the 9’ and the 24’ conveyors 7/14 Complete cost savings review & renegotiation / Ace 7/21

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Conveyor Costing Analysis
Action Plan • Complete BOM Deep Dive 7/14 • Fix Gaps • Analyze all options (Make, Buy/Make and Buy) • Complete analysis of both the 9’ and the 24’ conveyors 7/14 • Complete cost savings review & renegotiation / Ace 7/21 • Review all options with Management & finalize future Manufacturing Strategy 7/28

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