Domestic Freight and Delivery Logistics (FOB Origin)

The contract pertains to the domestic transportation of packaged defense supplies from various origin points to designated Defense Logistics Agency depots located in Richmond, Virginia, and Tracy, California, under FOB Origin terms, meaning the responsibility for the goods transfers to the buyer upon loading at the point of origin. The contractor is required to manage the complete logistics chain with mandatory tracking capabilities and must provide verifiable proof of delivery to ensure accountability and transparency throughout the shipment process. This subcontract is classified under the NAICS code 484220, which corresponds to general freight trucking, indicating the use of standard freight services for moving defense-related materiel across U.S. domestic routes. The agreement is administered by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense and was posted on July 20, 2026, with no set-aside provisions specified. All performance obligations are tied to timely and secure delivery to the specified depots, emphasizing precision in scheduling and documentation. The absence of detailed point-of-contact or place of performance information suggests that routing and specific origin locations are determined dynamically based on supply needs, requiring the contractor to maintain flexibility and real-time communication capabilities. The contract’s structure prioritizes end-to-end traceability and compliance with defense supply chain protocols, ensuring that critical military supplies are delivered accurately and on time across the continental United States.