Domestic and International Shipping (FOB Destination)

The contract involves the transportation of packaged, sensitive electronic components from the supplier to DLA New Cumberland under FOB Destination terms, meaning the supplier retains all risk, cost, and responsibility for the shipment until it arrives at the specified delivery point. This includes full accountability for packaging, handling, transit, documentation, and compliance with all regulatory requirements during transit, whether domestic or international. The goods are classified as sensitive electronic components, necessitating secure and controlled logistics procedures to ensure integrity and avoid damage or loss during transport. The place of performance is clearly identified as New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, with a zip code of 17070-5002, and the work falls under NAICS code 484220 for general freight trucking. All responsibilities—including insurance, customs clearance, tracking, and delivery confirmation—rest with the transporter until the shipment is officially received at the destination. The solicitation is open for response until August 10, 2026, with an official posting date of July 30, 2026, and is categorized as a subcontract under the Department of Defense’s Maritime Supply Chain organization. While no set-aside provisions are specified, the contract requires strict adherence to FOB Destination obligations, placing the full burden of performance on the carrier. The point of contact details are not provided, but the official solicitation can be accessed via the provided DIBBS link. Suppliers must ensure compliance with all Department of Defense logistics standards, including proper documentation, chain of custody protocols, and secure handling procedures for sensitive electronic materials throughout the transportation lifecycle.