Logistics and Delivery Services for Antifreeze Shipment
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The contract involves the transportation and traceable delivery of 23 drums of antifreeze from the supplier to Fort Irwin, California, ensuring full accountability through proper labeling, marking, and real-time tracking throughout the shipment process. It is a subcontract under the Defense Logistics Agency, classified under NAICS code 484220 for truck transportation, and is tied to the Department of Defense’s supply chain operations. The shipment must meet strict documentation and security standards to maintain traceability from origin to final delivery location at Fort Irwin, emphasizing compliance with military logistics protocols. The contract was posted on July 21, 2026, and is managed under the award number SPE4A626FCWPQ, with performance obligations centered on timely, secure, and verified delivery.
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This scope was carved out of SPE4A626FCWPQ.
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ANTIFREEZE
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