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When a trade show exhibitor learned his regular carrier (UPS) couldn’t deliver his booth in time for his show's opening, he called AGS.
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A large consumer electronics company needed to demonstrate its service superiority during the critical first year warranty period.
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A leading NJ manufacturer of high-end optical equipment had two regular carriers (FedEx and UPS) that were damaging end of lease equipment while recovering it from customers; they were also missing some pick-ups. Customers were not happy. That’s when the company called AGS for help.
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Through AGS’s government affairs representative, we recently submitted and won a bid to handle a very large NASA shipment of three loose pieces and two NASA-owned ocean containers, transporting it from NASA’s Wallops Island, Virginia facility to the Andoya Rocket Range in Andenes, Norway.
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A major candy manufacturer with operations in the Dominican Republic used various vendors located throughout the U. S. to supply it with machinery, parts and candy ingredients.
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AGS performs various services for this customer including transportation and delivery of products that arrive from air and ocean ports and go to 900+ stores in the United States. AGS also handles the distribution of store fixtures and promotional signs from vendors to the stores.
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This customer operates four regional parts distribution centers located in California, Texas, Georgia, and New Jersey.
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A major telecommunications company had the task of installing over 10,000 antennas, cabinets, and radios to existing cell towers in 50+ domestic markets.
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AGS handles a variety of customer projects for this manufacturer from various cities, including the national distribution of their high-end computer towers and blade servers from their manufacturing facilities.
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