Shelf-Life Controlled Procurement and Logistics

The contract involves the coordination of just-in-time delivery for medical items that are shelf-life controlled, ensuring that no more than nine months have passed from the date of manufacture to the delivery date. These items must be transported using traceable shipping methods that are not parcel-based, ensuring accountability and proper handling throughout the logistics process. The contract supports the operational needs of the Department of Defense’s Medical Supply Chain located in Norfolk, with a focus on timely and efficient procurement and distribution under NAICS code 493110, which pertains to warehouse and storage services. Set as a subcontract opportunity, the contract emphasizes precision in the management of sensitive medical inventory to maintain product integrity and availability. Responses to the solicitation are due by May 26, 2026, following its posting on May 19, 2026. The contract’s requirements highlight the critical nature of supply chain reliability for medical supplies, mandating strict adherence to shelf-life constraints and enhanced traceability to support defense-related healthcare logistics operations.