ITAR-Compliant Logistics and Shipping (FOB Origin)

The contract governs the secure packaging and transportation of defense articles in strict adherence to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, ensuring all handling, documentation, and transit procedures meet U.S. government export control requirements. Shipping is conducted under FOB Origin terms, meaning the contractor assumes full responsibility for the defense articles and associated compliance obligations from the moment they leave the manufacturer’s facility, including proper labeling, secure containment, and authorized courier selection to prevent unauthorized access or diversion. All activities under this subcontract must align with NAICS code 484220, specifying the scope of operations to specialized freight transport services for defense-related cargo. The contract is issued under the authority of the Defense Logistics Agency, part of the Department of Defense, and requires full ITAR compliance throughout the supply chain, from origin to delivery. The contractor is accountable for maintaining the integrity of the defense articles and ensuring no violation of export regulations occurs during transit, with non-compliance potentially resulting in severe penalties. The performance location is not specified, indicating operations may occur across multiple domestic or international endpoints, all subject to stringent Department of Defense oversight.