Logistics and Delivery Coordination

The contract entails the traceable transportation of battery shipments from the origin point to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, under FOB Origin terms, ensuring that ownership and risk transfer to the buyer once the goods leave the supplier’s location. All shipments must avoid the use of parcel post services, requiring dedicated logistics solutions that comply with federal transportation standards for hazardous materials, particularly given the nature of battery cargo. The work is classified under NAICS code 484220, indicating it involves specialized freight transportation services, and is structured as a subcontract under the Defense Logistics Agency, a division of the Department of Defense. The contract was posted on July 29, 2026, and is tied to the procurement vehicle SPE7M117D0001 with delivery identifier SPE7LX26F82V4, indicating it is part of a larger logistical framework managed by the DLA. While no specific point of contact or exact place of performance beyond the destination is provided, the requirement for traceability demands real-time monitoring, secure handling, and documentation throughout the transit chain. The absence of set-aside designation suggests this opportunity is open to all eligible contractors without restrictions based on small business status or other classification. The contractual obligations center on reliability, compliance, and accountability in delivering sensitive energy storage systems to a critical military installation.