Logistics and Transportation Coordination for FOB Origin Defense Deliveries

The contract entails the coordination and transportation of battery boxes from the supplier’s origin to Foreign Port of Embarkation addresses for U.S. Navy vessels, executed under DD Form 1155 delivery orders with freight costs covered by the government. The work falls under NAICS code 484220, classifying it as truck transportation services, and is structured as a subcontract under the Defense Logistics Agency, which operates within the Department of Defense. All deliveries must align with government-directed logistics parameters, ensuring timely and secure movement of critical battery assets to naval vessels at international ports. Performance is tied to government-funded freight and requires strict adherence to military delivery protocols outlined in the DD Form 1155, with no set-aside provisions or geographic limitations specified. The contract’s administrative details, including its unique identifier SPE7L423D5007 and delivery reference SPE7L126F029M, are accessible through the DIBBS portal, though no point of contact or physical office location is provided. The posting date indicates this is a future procurement opportunity, suggesting that contractors must prepare to mobilize logistics networks in advance to meet operational demands of the U.S. Navy under the defense supply chain.