FOB-Origin Logistics and Domestic Freight Hauling

The contract governs the domestic transportation of finished electrical contacts from the manufacturer’s facility to a designated carrier within the continental United States under FOB origin terms, meaning the buyer assumes all responsibility and risk once the goods leave the seller’s location. The work falls under NAICS code 484220, specifically classifying it as a subcontract for freight trucking services, and is issued by the Department of Defense through MARITIME SUPPLY CHAIN to support defense-related logistics. The solicitation was posted on August 4, 2026, with a response deadline of August 19, 2026, and all transportation activities are confined to U.S. domestic routes without international or overseas components. Performance is not tied to a specific location beyond the point of origin, and the contract does not include set-aside provisions for small businesses or other categories. The primary objective is to ensure timely pickup and transfer of sensitive electrical components to the next leg of the supply chain, with the carrier responsible for secure, on-time handling from the manufacturer’s dock.