Commercial Subcontracting for Logistics and Supply Chain

This contract is a subcontracting opportunity under the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain MD Surg FSF, focused on commercial products and services essential to logistics and supply chain operations. It is tied to the NAICS code 493130, which corresponds to warehousing and storage, indicating the primary need revolves around the handling, storage, and distribution of medical and surgical supplies within a defense logistics framework. The contract places strong emphasis on flow-down obligations for small business participation, requiring prime contractors to ensure meaningful involvement of small businesses in the performance of work, consistent with federal subcontracting guidelines. Performance is centered at Fort Stewart, Georgia, with the delivery of goods and services expected to support critical military medical operations. The solicitation is open for responses between July 16, 2026, and July 22, 2026, and is structured to procure commercial items, meaning the subcontractor must provide products or services already available in the commercial marketplace under standard terms and conditions. There is no specific set-aside designation indicated, but the requirement for small business flow-downs suggests a strong expectation of small business engagement, potentially including small disadvantaged businesses, women-owned small businesses, or service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. The contract is managed through the DIBBS platform, and interested parties must submit proposals via the provided online portal before the deadline, adhering to commercial subcontracting practices and ensuring compliance with all relevant DoD procurement policies and small business participation requirements.