International Logistics & DLA-Compliant Shipping

The contract requires full compliance with Defense Logistics Agency standards for packaging and labeling of a filter element, ensuring all procedures meet military specifications for international transport. The shipment originates from Virginia Beach, Virginia, and is destined for CRTA Sevilla Moron in Spain, involving complex logistics coordination across international borders with strict adherence to DLA requirements for documentation, handling, and customs clearance. All activities must align with the NAICS code 488510, which pertains to freight transportation arrangement services, indicating the contractor is responsible for orchestrating end-to-end logistics rather than merely transporting goods. The subcontract is part of a broader Department of Defense supply chain initiative and is governed by the terms associated with contract SPE7LX26FB02Y linked to the original award SPE7LX21D0087. While specific delivery timelines, quantities, or payment terms are not detailed here, the emphasis on DLA-compliant processes suggests rigorous inspection, traceability, and documentation protocols must be followed at every stage, from packaging in Virginia Beach to final delivery in Spain. No point of contact or place-of-performance details beyond origin and destination are provided, indicating the contractor must independently manage regulatory and logistical compliance with full accountability for successful execution under federal military standards.