Government-Focused Logistics and Delivery (FOB Destination)

The contract obligates the contractor to transport and deliver a battery to a government-designated destination under FOB Destination terms, meaning title and risk of loss transfer only upon arrival at the specified location. The contractor assumes full financial responsibility for all transportation costs, including any expenses incurred due to delays, damage, or misdelivery, and is required to promptly report and handle reshipments if the initial delivery fails to meet government specifications or reaches an incorrect location. This obligation extends to ensuring the battery arrives in undamaged condition and complies with all applicable government handling and safety standards. The contract is classified as a subcontract under the NAICS code 484220, indicating it relates to truck transportation of freight, and is administered by the Defense Logistics Agency within the Department of Defense. It was posted on July 17, 2026, with performance tied to a designated government location, although specific city, state, or zip details are not provided. The contractor must operate under the terms of the FOB Destination clause, which places the burden of successful delivery squarely on them, and must maintain full accountability for cost, timing, and condition throughout the entire transit process until the government accepts receipt at the final destination.