Domestic and International Freight & Logistics (Sea Transport)

The contract requires the domestic and international logistics support to transport resilient mounts from the manufacturer to Camp Casey, South Korea, encompassing all phases of movement including domestic freight, export-grade packaging, customs clearance, and ocean carriage. Transportation must be executed via a U.S.-flag vessel unless a specific waiver is granted, ensuring compliance with federal maritime regulations. The scope demands full end-to-end coordination, from pickup at the manufacturing site through final delivery at the military installation, with accountability for timely, secure, and regulatory-compliant handling throughout the journey. This is a subcontract under the Department of Defense, managed by the Land Supply Chain organization, with a solicitation posted on July 19, 2026, and responses due by July 30, 2026. The North American Industry Classification System code 483111 identifies this as a water transportation of cargo service, indicating reliance on maritime logistics expertise. While details on the point of contact, specific addresses, or set-aside status are not provided, the contract’s focus on defense-related supply chain operations underscores the need for certified logistics providers with demonstrated capability in international military freight, export documentation, and secure transport under U.S. government standards.