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International Sea Freight and FOB Destination Logistics

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Department Of Defense → CONSTRUCTION & EQUIPMENT MANU & CONView Agency

NAICS

483113 - Coastal and Great Lakes Freight TransportationView NAICS

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FPO, AP, 96322-0001, US

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Manage sea transportation of 5 rope reels from U.S. origin to Sasebo, Japan under FOB Destination, including export docs, customs clearance, and final delivery.

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