Logistics, FOB-Origin Delivery, and Transportation

The contract requires coordination of FOB-origin shipments to deliver filter elements to a designated government facility in Jacksonville, Florida, with full responsibility for managing transportation carriers and ensuring compliance with all logistics protocols. This includes overseeing the entire outbound supply chain from origin point to final delivery, with strict adherence to Department of Defense standards for documentation and tracking. The contractor must handle all aspects of freight movement, including carrier selection, scheduling, and real-time tracking, while ensuring seamless integration with the Web–based Automated Warehousing and Fulfillment system for electronic documentation and status reporting. All deliveries must meet specific time-sensitive requirements aligned with the facility’s operational needs, and the successful bidder is accountable for end-to-end visibility and accuracy throughout the shipment lifecycle. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 484220 for truck transportation, and responses are due by August 3, 2026, with performance tied to the Jacksonville delivery location. The task emphasizes precision in documentation, timely execution, and reliable coordination under the oversight of the Maritime Supply Chain division within the Department of Defense.