Domestic Freight and Delivery Logistics (F.O.B. Origin)

The contract requires the secure, traceable, and fully compliant domestic transportation of ten alternator motors from the contractor’s facility to the DLA Distribution Depot in Oklahoma, with all shipping activities restricted to U.S. territory only. The movement must adhere to U.S. transportation regulations and ensure full accountability throughout the logistics chain, from pickup at origin to final delivery at the designated federal depot. The shipment is governed under a subcontract arrangement titled Domestic Freight and Delivery Logistics F.O.B. Origin, indicating that title and risk transfer to the buyer upon departure from the contractor’s location. The solicitation was posted on July 20, 2026, with responses due by August 19, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 484220, which classifies it as a freight arrangement within the trucking and logistics sector. The contracting authority is the Department of Defense, specifically the Ok DLA Aviation office based in Oklahoma City, and the work must be performed entirely within the United States with no international involvement. All parties must ensure regulatory compliance, chain of custody documentation, and delivery confirmation in alignment with DLA standards, though specific point of contact details and exact pickup or delivery addresses are not provided in the data.