Domestic and International Freight & Logistics (FOB Origin to U.S. Destination)

The contract requires the secure and timely transportation of high-value defense electronics from international supplier origins to designated delivery points within the contiguous United States under FOB Origin terms, meaning the buyer assumes responsibility for all costs and risks once the goods leave the supplier's location. This includes comprehensive international customs coordination, clearance, documentation, and inland freight handling to ensure seamless transit across borders and final delivery to U.S. destinations. The logistics provider must possess the expertise and infrastructure to handle sensitive defense-related cargo with strict compliance, chain-of-custody protocols, and adherence to U.S. defense supply chain security standards. The solicitation, classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 484220 for specialized freight transportation, is managed by the Maritime Supply Chain office within the Department of Defense and was posted on July 22, 2026, with proposals due by August 6, 2026. Bidders must demonstrate proven capability in moving high-risk, high-value defense electronics through complex global supply chains, with an emphasis on reliability, security, and regulatory compliance. The place of performance spans multiple U.S. locations, requiring a flexible and nationwide delivery network, while all logistical activities must align with strict defense contracting requirements without specified set-asides or geographic restrictions.