Intralogistiek · e-commerce US · 2026–2027 · te bevestigen

Walmart Fulfillment Center

Kings Mountain / Charlotte area, NC, USA

Land

USA

Jaar

2026–2027

Ploeg

6–12 specialists (to confirm)

Duur

2–4 months (to confirm)

Scope

Probable scope: electrical installation for fulfilment-centre automation — power distribution, conveyors, equipment connections and commissioning support. Exact scope to be confirmed against internal records.

Uitdaging

A new large-item fulfilment operation with high-throughput automation and a demanding ramp-up will require the electrical works to keep pace with a fast equipment-installation programme.

ARKTIS-rol

Probable electrical installation subcontractor role supporting the automation package; to be confirmed with internal records.

/ resultaat

Fulfilment systems would be prepared for operational launch; the exact result is to be confirmed.

/ meer

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