International Freight and FOB Destination Logistics

The contract entails the full responsibility for arranging and paying for the international freight transportation of packaged tires from the origin to DLA Distribution Yokosuka in Japan, with the contractor liable for all aspects of the shipment until final delivery. This is an FOB destination agreement meaning ownership and risk transfer only upon arrival at the designated Japanese facility, requiring the contractor to manage all logistics including documentation, customs clearance, insurance, and handling through multiple modes of transport. The work falls under NAICS code 484220, indicating it is specifically for truck transportation of freight, but encompasses international logistics beyond standard domestic hauling. Performed under a subcontract awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency, part of the Department of Defense, this contract supports critical defense supply chain operations and demands compliance with U.S. military logistics standards. The contractor must ensure timely, secure, and damage-free delivery of sensitive cargo under strict regulatory oversight, with full accountability for delays, losses, or damage occurring prior to receipt at Yokosuka. Performance is tied to a specific contract identifier and requires adherence to federal procurement protocols, even though the solicitation number is not provided. The contract was posted in May 2026 and is part of ongoing efforts to maintain operational readiness through reliable global freight management.