Packaging, Marking, and FOB-Origin Logistics

The contract requires compliance with MIL-STD-129 standards for packaging and labeling of defense-related materials, ensuring all items are properly marked, documented, and prepared for military logistics use. All packaging must meet rigorous government specifications for durability, legibility, and traceability to support inventory and distribution across the Department of Defense supply chain. The vendor is responsible for coordinating the readiness of shipments for FOB-origin delivery, which involves aligning internal logistics with the timing and requirements of a scheduled DLA inspection at the point of origin to verify compliance before release. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 484220, which pertains to truck transportation and freight logistics services. The Defense Logistics Agency is the contracting entity, with performance taking place at the origin location where DLA will conduct inspections. While the specific delivery location is not detailed, the emphasis on FOB-origin terms means the vendor must ensure full readiness for transfer at the departure point, including documentation, packaging accuracy, and inspection preparedness. The contract was posted in July 2026 and is linked to a specific DIBBS award record for tracking and accountability purposes.