Intermodal Freight to Pearl Harbor, HI

This contract covers the final leg of intermodal logistics, transporting freight by truck from Tracy, California, to the DLA Distribution Pearl Harbor facility in Hawaii, where the cargo will be loaded onto a vessel for delivery. The movement is part of a broader defense supply chain managed by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense, specifically utilizing ocean containerized transport to ensure secure and timely delivery of military supplies. The contract is classified as a subcontract with a NAICS code of 483112, which corresponds to Ocean Freight Transportation, indicating the primary mode of transport across the Pacific Ocean after the initial trucking segment. The posting date of July 20, 2026, suggests this is a future-bound solicitation with the performance window likely following the award, and the contract reference SPE4AX26FZ710 confirms its linkage to an existing master agreement under the DLA’s logistics network. Although detailed terms like timelines, volume requirements, or cost parameters are not provided, the location and nature of the work imply strict compliance with defense shipping protocols, including security, scheduling, and handling standards for military cargo. The absence of a set-aside designation indicates this opportunity is open to all qualified vendors without demographic or small business preferences, and performance will center entirely on reliable, on-time movement of freight from inland California to the Pacific theater through coordinated rail, truck, and ship transport.