Domestic and International Logistics & Transportation (FOB Destination)

The contract encompasses the transportation of packaged medical supplies to a designated destination under FOB destination terms, requiring full responsibility for delivery and risk transfer upon arrival at the final location. It involves managing both domestic and international shipping logistics, ensuring seamless coordination across borders while adhering to all applicable regulatory standards. Compliance with the Jones Act is mandatory, meaning that any domestic leg of the transportation must be conducted using U.S.-flagged vessels, crewed by U.S. citizens, and built in the United States. The scope includes end-to-end logistics planning, customs clearance, documentation, and adherence to Department of Defense supply chain protocols to guarantee timely and secure delivery of critical medical materials. Performance is to occur primarily at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, with delivery activities extending nationwide and abroad as required by operational needs. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 484121 for general freight trucking, indicating a focus on ground and multimodal freight services supporting the Medical Supply Chain. Proposals must be submitted by July 20, 2026, following the release date of July 14, 2026, with all bidders expected to demonstrate proven capability in handling sensitive medical cargo under federal compliance frameworks. No set-aside classification is specified, meaning the opportunity is open to all qualified entities regardless of size or ownership status.