First Destination Transportation and Logistics

The contract outlines the arrangement and management of transportation services for fasteners, moving them from the supplier’s origin point to the first designated government destination under FOB Origin terms, meaning the buyer assumes responsibility for shipping costs and risks once the goods leave the supplier’s location. The work falls under NAICS code 484220, indicating it involves truck transportation of freight and commodities, and is structured as a subcontract within the broader defense logistics framework overseen by the Defense Logistics Agency, a component of the Department of Defense. The performance location is not specified, implying flexibility in routing based on supplier and destination requirements, with the primary objective being the timely and secure delivery of fasteners to the initial government facility without intermediaries. This subcontract supports the Department of Defense’s supply chain logistics by ensuring critical fastener components reach their initial government point of receipt efficiently. The FOB Origin designation places the onus on the contractor to coordinate pickup, transit, and delivery logistics while managing potential delays, damage, or loss during transit, as title and risk transfer occur at origin. Although no solicitation number, point of contact, or detailed location data is provided, the contract is publicly accessible through the DIBBS system, suggesting it is part of an ongoing, structured logistics effort to sustain military readiness. The absence of set-aside classifications indicates the subcontract is open to any qualified provider, prioritizing capability and reliability over demographic or small business preferences.