Logistics and FOB-Origin Delivery Coordination

The contract requires the arrangement and management of transportation for finished printed circuit boards from the manufacturer’s location under FOB Origin terms to designated Department of Defense destinations, with all deliveries required to be completed within 175 days of order placement. The logistics effort must ensure timely, secure, and compliant movement of sensitive electronic components across the supply chain, adhering strictly to the FOB Origin shipping condition which places responsibility on the buyer once goods leave the manufacturer’s facility. Performance is governed by a tight deadline window, demanding precise coordination between manufacturing, freight carriers, and defense distribution hubs. Issued under the NAICS code 484220 for truck transportation, this subcontract solicitation falls under the MARITIME SUPPLY CHAIN division of the Department of Defense and is open for responses until August 6, 2026. The contract emphasizes operational reliability and traceability given the critical nature of the products being transported, and all parties must be prepared to meet stringent defense logistics standards without the benefit of specified set-asides or additional sourcing preferences. Submission must be coordinated through the DIBBS portal using the provided solicitation link, with no geographic or organizational restrictions noted beyond the requirement to serve authorized DLA locations nationwide.