Freight and Origin Logistics Coordination

The contract involves managing FOB origin shipments from the manufacturer to the Defense Logistics Agency’s New Cumberland facility, requiring full coordination of carriers, real-time tracking of shipments, and strict adherence to government transportation regulations. The work ensures seamless movement of goods under FOB terms, meaning the supplier is responsible for all logistics and compliance until the goods are loaded onto the carrier at the origin point, after which responsibility transfers to the contractor for onward transport and delivery to the designated government site. The contractor must maintain consistent communication with carriers, monitor shipment status throughout transit, and ensure all documentation and procedures meet federal military logistics standards. The task is classified under NAICS code 484220, indicating it is a general freight trucking contract, and is structured as a subcontract within the Department of Defense’s supply chain operations. The agreement is administered by the Defense Logistics Agency and pertains specifically to logistics services supporting the New Cumberland facility, with no specified place of performance beyond the origin and destination points, and no set-aside provisions identified.