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Delivery and Logistics Services

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Submission Closed10/03/2024, 07:00:00 PM CDT

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NAICS: 484220

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Temperature-Controlled Medical Freight TransportThis subcontract involves the temperature-controlled transport and delivery of medical supplies, specifically cases of Hydrogen Peroxide, for prime contractors supporting the Department of Defense Medical Supply Chain Pharm FSA. The scope of work requires hauling materials to Fort Hood and Fort Bliss, Texas, utilizing climate-controlled vehicles capable of maintaining a strict temperature range between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius. To ensure compliance and safety, the provider must adhere to FED-STD-313 and TQ requirement IP025 standards. Essential qualifications include HAZMAT certification and the ability to obtain necessary base access authorizations. All deliveries must be completed with verified temperature logs to confirm the integrity of the medical freight throughout the transit process.

MEDICAL SUPPLY CHAIN PHARM FSA

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Medical Supply Freight and Distribution (FOB Destination)This subcontract for Medical Supply Freight and Distribution involves the transport and delivery of medical supplies for prime contractors supporting the Department of Defense. The scope of work requires hauling supplies from their point of origin to bulk break points located at Fort Campbell, Fort Bliss, and Fort Bragg. To maintain supply integrity, the contractor must utilize traceable commercial exterior containers and ensure all deliveries are completed within 20 days of the order. Administrative requirements include the processing of electronic receiving reports via Wide Area WorkFlow. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 484220 and is managed by the Medical Supply Chain MD Surg FSF. Performance is centered across three military installations, with a primary place of performance listed at Fort Campbell.

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Medical Grade Freight and DistributionThis subcontract for Medical Grade Freight and Distribution involves the transport and delivery of temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical products for the Department of Defense under MEDICAL SUPPLY CHAIN PHARM FSA projects. The scope of work requires hauling materials to FOB Destination sites located at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and Fort Bliss, Texas, with a strict delivery timeline of 10 days. To ensure product integrity, the contractor must utilize climate-controlled vehicles and monitoring equipment to maintain a cold chain temperature between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius. All operations must strictly adhere to Medical Marking Standard No. 1 and MIL-STD-129. The project falls under NAICS code 484220.

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Medical Grade Packaging and Freight ServicesThis subcontract for Medical Grade Packaging and Freight Services supports the Department of Defense, specifically the Medical Supply Chain MD SURG FSF under DLA Troop Support. The contractor is responsible for providing commercial packaging and delivery services for prime contractors, ensuring all items are packaged according to ASTM D3951 standards and palletized in compliance with RP001 requirements. The scope of work includes the secure transport of medical supplies on a FOB Destination basis to the 1AD Sustainment Brigade SSA located at Fort Bliss, Texas. Operating under NAICS code 484220, the project focuses on the precise handling and delivery of critical medical materials to ensure operational readiness at the designated military installation.

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Temperature-Controlled Pharmaceutical TransportThis subcontract, titled Temperature-Controlled Pharmaceutical Transport, involves providing specialized cold chain logistics for prime contractors on Department of Defense supply contracts through the Medical Supply Chain Pharm FSA. The primary objective is the secure movement of pharmaceutical tablets from manufacturers to their final destinations, specifically ensuring that shipments remain at or below 104 degrees Fahrenheit. To maintain these strict standards and prevent temperature excursions, the provider must utilize refrigerated trucks and integrated temperature monitoring sensors. The scope of work includes managing comprehensive freight movement and providing all necessary ocean freight documentation, including details for the ports of loading and discharge. Performance for this contract is centered at Fort Bliss, Texas. The opportunity was posted on November 12, 2026, with a response deadline of November 18, 2026, falling under NAICS code 484220.

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Temperature-Controlled Medical DeliveryThis subcontract involves the temperature-controlled transport of pharmaceutical products for prime contractors supporting Department of Defense projects under the DLA Troop Support Medical Supply Chain Pharm FSA. The service provider is responsible for hauling shipments to Naval Hospital Beaufort, South Carolina, ensuring that all products are delivered FOB Destination. To maintain product integrity, the contractor must adhere to a strict climate range of 20 to 25 degrees Celsius. This must be achieved through the use of validated cold-chain containers or climate-controlled vehicles equipped with monitoring devices. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 484220.

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Specialized Pharmaceutical Freight and DeliveryThis subcontract for Specialized Pharmaceutical Freight and Delivery involves the transportation and delivery of pharmaceutical supplies for prime contractors supporting Defense Logistics Agency supply contracts. The scope of work includes loading and hauling pharmaceutical packages from manufacturers to government receiving points, with specific responsibilities for managing ports of loading and discharge for ocean shipments. To ensure compliance and security, all ocean transport must utilize U.S.-flag vessels, and the contractor is responsible for providing all necessary receiving reports and invoices upon delivery to the designated DoDAAC. Managed by the Department of Defense under the Medical Supply Chain Pharm FSA, the performance of these services is centered in Fort Bragg. The contract falls under NAICS code 484220, focusing on specialized freight logistics to maintain the integrity of the medical supply chain.

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Temperature-Controlled Hazardous Material TransportThis subcontract involves the temperature-controlled transport of hazardous pharmaceutical materials for the Department of Defense Medical Supply Chain. The contractor is responsible for FOB Destination delivery to various military installations, specifically including Fort Stewart, Georgia, and Fort Campbell, Kentucky. To ensure product integrity, the contractor must utilize climate-controlled vehicles and monitoring equipment to maintain a strict room temperature range between 59 and 77 degrees Fahrenheit. Compliance and certification are critical components of this agreement, requiring the contractor to hold HAZMAT shipping certification and adhere to 29 C.F.R. 1910.1200 standards. Operating under NAICS code 484220, the provider will support prime contractors in delivering essential medications while ensuring all safety and temperature regulations are met throughout the transit process.

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Refrigerated Medical Transport (Cold-Chain)This subcontract for Refrigerated Medical Transport involves providing cold-chain logistics for prime contractors delivering DLA medical supplies to Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The service requires the use of refrigerated vehicles or validated cold-chain containers to maintain a strict temperature range between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius, ensuring products do not freeze. Continuous temperature monitoring is mandatory, and all packaging must comply with FED-STD-313 standards to ensure product integrity. Managed under the Department of Defense Medical Supply Chain, the contract stipulates that verified products must be delivered within a 20-day window. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 484220, with a response deadline of November 18, 2026.

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Controlled Temperature Medical Freight TransportThis subcontract for Controlled Temperature Medical Freight Transport involves the transport and delivery of pharmaceutical supplies for prime contractors supporting the Department of Defense under the Medical Supply Chain Pharm FSA. The scope of work requires hauling materials under strict controlled room temperature conditions to various military installations, specifically Fort Stewart, Fort Bragg, Fort Bliss, and Fort Hood. To ensure product integrity, the contractor must utilize climate-controlled vehicles equipped with temperature logging technology and deliver all products FOB Destination. Compliance requirements for this engagement include maintaining valid carrier licenses for pharmaceutical transport and securing necessary base access clearances for the designated military sites. The project falls under NAICS code 484220, with the primary place of performance listed at Fort Stewart. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 18, 2026.

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HazMat Packaging and Freight ServicesThis subcontract for HazMat Packaging and Freight Services involves the specialized packaging, marking, and transportation of hazardous sealing compounds to support Defense Logistics Agency supply contracts. The contractor is responsible for delivering two kits FOB Destination to the OPNAV Sea Duty Component at Pt Mugu, California, ensuring all materials are handled according to MIL-STD-2073-1E, RP001, MIL-STD-129, and IP025 standards. To qualify, the provider must maintain HazMat shipping certification and strictly adhere to 29 CFR 1910.1200 safety regulations. The project falls under NAICS code 484220 and is managed through the Department of Defense.

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Temperature-Controlled Medical Freight TransportThis subcontract involves the temperature-controlled transport of pharmaceutical supplies for prime contractors supporting Department of Defense projects under the DLA Troop Support Medical Supply Chain Pharm FSA. The scope of work includes hauling materials FOB Destination to specific locations, including the USS Santa Barbara LCS 32, Fort Stewart, and Fort Hood. To ensure the integrity of the medical supplies, the contractor must utilize climate-controlled vehicles and monitoring equipment to maintain strict controlled room temperature and humidity levels. The service provider is responsible for delivering temperature-verified shipments and must possess the necessary base and port access clearances to complete deliveries. This requirement falls under NAICS code 484220 and is managed by the Medical Supply Chain Pharm FSA.

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