Lithium-Ion Battery Transport (Universal Waste)

The contract pertains to the safe handling, packaging, and shipment of used lithium-ion batteries classified as universal waste under UN3480, requiring strict adherence to regulatory standards for transportation and disposition. All activities must comply with applicable federal and international regulations governing hazardous materials, ensuring the batteries are properly labeled, contained, and transported to prevent fire, leakage, or environmental contamination. The work is performed under a subcontract awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency on behalf of the Department of Defense, with the NAICS code 484220 indicating specialized freight transportation services. Performance is expected to meet rigorous safety and compliance protocols throughout the logistics chain, from receiving and sorting to final disposition at approved facilities. The task requires qualified personnel, certified packaging materials, and verified transportation methods suitable for hazardous universal waste, with documentation maintained to demonstrate compliance at every stage. While specific performance locations are not listed, execution must align with Department of Defense logistical requirements and ensure secure, trackable movement from initial collection points to authorized downstream facilities. The contract, posted on August 5, 2026, is administered through the DIBBS system under contract number SP450022D0010 and delivery order SP450026F6192, indicating it is part of a larger defense logistics framework focused on responsible end-of-life battery management.