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International Logistics and Ocean Transport

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Submission Closed07/28/2026, 05:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 483112

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International Freight and OCONUS DeliveryThis subcontract, issued by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense, involves the international freight and delivery of water purification systems to various OCONUS locations, specifically including Prince Hassan Air Base in Jordan. The scope of work encompasses the entire logistics chain, requiring the contractor to manage export compliance, navigate customs clearance processes, and ensure successful final-mile delivery to the designated sites. Classified under NAICS code 483112, the agreement focuses on specialized transportation and delivery services to support military operations abroad. The contract ensures that critical water purification infrastructure is moved securely and legally across international borders to meet the operational needs of the agency.

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Global Vessel-Based Logistics and Delivery to FPO Destinations

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International Logistics and Freight Transportation to Japan (FOB Destination)This subcontract with the Defense Logistics Agency involves international logistics and freight transportation services for the Department of Defense. The scope of work includes the freight transportation, customs clearance, and final delivery of goods to DLA Distribution Yokosuka, Japan, operating under FOB destination terms. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 483112 and was posted on August 11, 2026. It focuses on ensuring the secure and efficient movement of materials to the specified destination in Japan to support agency operations.

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Overseas (OCONUS) and FMS Logistics with First Destination TransportationThis subcontract with the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense focuses on providing international shipping and logistics services for OCONUS and FMS customers. The scope of work encompasses critical supply chain operations, including the management of export documentation, customs clearance, and ocean freight, as well as the coordination of First Destination Transportation. Classified under NAICS code 483112, the contract ensures the efficient movement of materials to overseas locations. It is designed to streamline the logistics process for foreign military sales and outside continental United States requirements, ensuring all regulatory and transportation milestones are met for delivery.

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International Freight and FOB Destination LogisticsThis contract establishes an end-to-end international logistics arrangement for the transportation of goods from origin to Kadena Air Base in Japan under FOB Destination terms, ensuring that title and risk transfer only upon arrival at the designated destination. The scope includes full handling of customs clearance and strictly compliant execution under the Defense Priority and Allocation System, aligning with U.S. Department of Defense requirements for priority delivery and resource allocation. The service provider is responsible for managing all logistics elements across borders, including documentation, transit, and final delivery, with accountability maintained through DPAS-compliant processes to ensure mission-critical supply chain integrity. The contract is classified as a subcontract under the NAICS code 483112, indicating operation within the water transportation of freight industry, though the full scope spans multimodal international logistics. It is administered by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense, with no specified set-aside status or procurement type beyond its subcontract classification. The solicitation and performance are tied to the overarching contract SPE7LX19D0029 and delivery order SPE7LX26F92D5, reflecting its integration into a broader DoD supply chain framework. Performance is focused exclusively on delivering to Kadena AB, Japan, with no other locations or alternative delivery points authorized under the terms.

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International Logistics and Freight DeliveryThe contract involves the international transportation and final delivery of protective eyewear to Camp Casey in Korea under FOB Destination terms, placing full responsibility for all shipping costs and risks on the contractor until the goods are accepted at the destination. This includes arranging and managing all logistics across international borders, ensuring timely transit, and guaranteeing the integrity of the shipment until formal acceptance by the receiving authority. The contractor must handle every aspect of the supply chain, from origin to final delivery, with no transfer of risk or cost liability prior to acceptance. The contract is classified as a subcontract under the NAICS code 483112, which corresponds to inland freight transportation, and is managed by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense. It was posted on August 9, 2026, and is part of a broader effort to equip military personnel with essential protective gear. The place of performance is specifically Camp Casey, Korea, and the terms require strict adherence to delivery timelines and quality standards, with no cost or risk shifting to the government until the eyewear has been officially received and accepted.

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Ocean Transportation & Shipping ComplianceThe contract entails the management of ocean freight services using U.S.-flag vessels under strict compliance with federal regulations, specifically clause 252.247-7023, which mandates detailed documentation, reporting, and recordkeeping to ensure adherence to statutory and regulatory requirements for defense-related maritime transport. All activities must be conducted in alignment with U.S. flag vessel obligations, including accurate tracking of cargo movements, proper submission of compliance reports, and maintenance of auditable records for federal oversight. This is a subcontract awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense, classified under NAICS code 483112 for ocean transport of freight. The contract was posted on August 5, 2026, and is tied to the reference contract SPE7M125D5000 with delivery order SPE7M126F4831. Performance is expected to support national defense logistics needs, with no specific geographic place of performance designated, indicating operations may span multiple international and domestic maritime hubs. Compliance with all reporting and documentation mandates is critical to maintaining contract standing and ensuring uninterrupted supply chain operations for defense purposes.

Defense Logistics Agency

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about 1 month ago

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AI Contract Overview

The contract requires the arrangement of ocean transport for defense supplies to Tainan City, Taiwan, with a strict mandate to utilize U.S.-flag vessels unless a statutory waiver is properly justified and approved. This subcontract falls under the North American Industry Classification System code 483112, aligning with ocean transportation of freight, and is managed by the Department of Defense’s ASC SUPPLIER OPER OEM DIVISION. The solicitation was posted on July 20, 2026, with a response deadline of July 28, 2026, indicating a narrow window for proposals. The place of performance is clearly designated as Tainan City, Taiwan, and the requirement to use U.S.-flag vessels reflects compliance with maritime statutes governing defense logistics. Proposers must be prepared to demonstrate vessel compliance or provide legally sound justification for any waiver request, ensuring alignment with federal procurement regulations and national security transport protocols.