Wildberries is purchasing nearly half million square metres of metal mesh following drone attacks
The retailer plans to buy enough galvanized mesh to cover 67 soccer fields as it faces damage from drone strikes.
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Russian Wildberries Orders 478,000 m² of Mesh Netting to Protect Warehouses From Ukrainian Drones
Major Russian online marketplace Wildberries is rushing to secure its logistics infrastructure following sustained aerial strikes, launching a tender for 478,000 square meters of galvanized metal wire mesh across eight regions in Russia, The Bell reports on September 14.
Marketplace Wildberryes launched a tender in early August for the supply of a metallic zinc grid in eight regions of Russia, where it has logistics centres, and found out about The Bell.
Wildberries is purchasing nearly half million square metres of metal mesh following drone attacks
Wildberries, Russia’s largest online marketplace, has announced a tender for the purchase of 478,000 square metres of galvanised metal mesh for the eight regions where the company’s logistics centres are located. This area is equivalent to approximately 67 standard football pitches.
The tender has found The Bell, and it's expected to buy 478,000 square metres of metallic zinc grid, which would have been enough for 67 football fields to mark a publication.
Wildberry's tender for 478,000 m2 of metallic zinc grids for its own use in eight regions was highlighted by The Bell. Discretion. Why did the company need a grid? Why did the company need a grid? The Bell's source in an industrial company said that it was needed to protect against drones. "The metal fence is still the most popular option, given the relatively high efficiency and absence of risks and any regulatory requirements other than constr…
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