Military Packaging & Quality Control in One Process.
RTP ARMOR reviews packaging, preservation, marking, traceability, inspection, and shipment documentation as connected contract requirements, not separate afterthoughts.
Quality begins before the box is closed.
Military packaging and quality control must be planned together. Packaging affects preservation, identification, inspection access, transportation, and acceptance.
RTP ARMOR reviews the actual contract instructions for each order. When specialized preservation, marking, crating, source inspection, or packaging inspection is required, we coordinate the applicable resources and maintain supporting records.
Preservation & Packing
Contract-directed methods, protective materials, cushioning, containers, and shipment preparation.
Marking & Labeling
Identification, barcodes, shipping labels, and required exterior markings.
Inspection Coordination
Product and packaging inspection planning, including government source requirements.
Quality Records
Traceability, inspection evidence, shipment records, and applicable acceptance documents.
Five checkpoints before release.
Requirement Review
Confirm packaging data, clauses, and inspection provisions.
Traceability
Verify product identity and source documentation.
Product Check
Review quantity, condition, configuration, and identifiers.
Pack & Mark
Apply required protection, containers, labels, and markings.
Release
Complete final documentation and shipment authorization.
Packaging is contract-specific.
RTP ARMOR does not apply a generic packaging claim to every order. The applicable preservation, packing, marking, inspection, and documentation requirements are determined from the solicitation or award.
Request a Packaging ReviewProtect the product and the contract.
Review packaging and inspection before shipment.
Send the award or solicitation packaging data, quality provisions, delivery instructions, and product information. We will identify the applicable coordination and documentation needs.