This project delivered a 28 m² crude oil testing workspace to Iraq in 2025 within a 40-foot container. The client needed laboratory functions integrated into a transportable enclosure for international shipment and rapid deployment. A PAC containerized laboratory format brought the enclosure and core services together before site installation. The scope included the container structure and ceiling, laboratory HVAC and filtration, lighting, electrical systems, automation, monitoring, commissioning, and validation. Unlike the other cases in this portfolio, no cleanroom classification was specified for this project, so none is claimed here. The recorded delivery period was one month. This shipping container laboratory illustrates how a modular laboratory can provide a defined testing workspace where a conventional building extension may be impractical. The public information does not specify the test methods, instruments, hazardous-area rating, or utility capacities; those details would require separate project documentation.
