FOB Destination Shipping and Logistics to DLA Sites

The contract involves the transportation of finished palletized goods under FOB Destination terms to distribution centers operated by the Defense Logistics Agency, including international surface shipments that require specific certification and strict adherence to DLA labeling standards. All logistics operations must ensure compliance with DLA’s regulatory and procedural requirements for packaging, documentation, and traceability, particularly for overseas deliveries where customs and export controls add complexity to the shipping process. The carrier is responsible for end-to-end movement of goods from origin to the designated DLA facility, bearing all risks and costs until delivery is complete at the destination. This is a subcontract under NAICS code 484220, classified as a surface freight transportation service, and is managed by the Department of Defense through its Defense Logistics Agency. The contract does not specify a solicitation number or set-aside provisions, and while the physical location of performance is not detailed, the scope encompasses both domestic and overseas destinations served by DLA. The contractual obligations focus on reliability, precision in labeling, and full compliance with federal logistics directives, making adherence to DLA’s guidelines non-negotiable for successful contract execution.