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International Logistics and FOB Destination Delivery

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The contract requires coordination of international logistics to deliver goods to the U.S. Naval Base in Yokosuka, Japan, under FOB Destination terms, meaning the seller assumes full responsibility for all transportation, export documentation, customs clearance, and delivery to the final destination. Compliance with the Web-Enabled Automated Workflow (WAWF) system is mandatory, ensuring accurate and timely electronic submission of shipping and receiving data to meet Department of Defense requirements. The shipment must adhere to all U.S. export regulations and successfully clear Japanese customs without delays, with the contractor bearing all risks and costs until the goods are received at the specified military installation. This subcontract, categorized under NAICS code 488999 for other support activities for transportation, is issued by the Department of Defense through the Aviation Supply Chain ESOC Buys division. The solicitation was posted on July 29, 2026, with responses due by August 6, 2026. The place of performance is listed as FPO, zip code 96349, which corresponds to military postal addresses in the Pacific region. The contractor must ensure complete documentation, regulatory adherence, and seamless coordination across international borders to fulfill the delivery obligation on time and in full compliance with all military logistics standards.

General Info

Deliver goods to Yokosuka Naval Base under FOB Destination with WAWF compliance and full export/customs responsibility.

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Department Of Defense → AVIATION SUPPLY CHAIN ESOC BUYSView Agency

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488999 - All Other Support Activities for TransportationView NAICS

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FPO, AP, 96349, US

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → AVIATION SUPPLY CHAIN ESOC BUYS
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Coordinate shipment to U.S. Naval Base, Yokosuka, Japan under FOB Destination, including export documentation, customs clearance, and WAWF compliance.

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