Logistics and DDP Delivery Services

The contract requires the execution of Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) logistics services to transport packaged parts kits to Canadian Forces Base Halifax or Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt, ensuring full responsibility for all freight management, customs clearance duties, and final delivery under DDP terms. The contractor must handle every aspect of the shipment from origin to destination, including all costs, risks, and documentation associated with international or cross-border movement, and provide verifiable proof of delivery upon completion. The service is critical for supporting military operations by guaranteeing timely and compliant delivery of essential components to designated defense locations in British Columbia and Nova Scotia. This is a subcontract opportunity issued by the Department of National Defence under the Government of Canada, with a solicitation response deadline of July 31, 2026, and the NAICS code 484121 indicating it falls under truck transportation services. The place of performance is limited to the two military bases listed, and the contractor must be prepared to manage logistics across jurisdictional boundaries, including any required customs procedures, without shifting liability or cost to the government. The nature of the work demands a high level of coordination, regulatory knowledge, and reliability, as delays or failures could impact readiness and operational timelines.