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Specialized International Freight and Customs Coordination (USA to Serbia)

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This small business set-aside subcontract, managed by the Department of State Acquisitions INL, involves specialized international freight and customs coordination from the United States to Serbia. The contractor is responsible for performing consolidated shipping and customs clearance for prime contractors on US Embassy Serbia projects, specifically focusing on the transport of simulator components and LED walls. Key requirements include the use of heavy-lift transport and the consolidation of all equipment into a single shipment to the customs facility under a single Air Waybill or CMR for FOB Destination delivery. The contractor must ensure strict adherence to Serbian customs donation regulations, the Commerce Control List, and Export Administrative Regulations. This project is categorized under NAICS code 488510, with performance taking place in Serbia. Interested parties must respond by November 23, 2026.

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Freight and customs coordination for shipping simulator components and LED walls to Serbia.

NAICS

488510 - Freight Transportation Arrangement

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DC, SRB

Set-Aside

SBA

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This scope was carved out of 191NLE27Q0007.

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INL Serbia Shooting Range Simulator System

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Performs consolidated shipping and customs clearance for prime contractors on US Embassy Serbia (INL) projects. Consolidates simulator components under a single Air Waybill (AWB) or CMR for FOB Destination delivery to Serbia. Ensures compliance with Serbian customs donation regulations, Commerce Control List, and Export Administrative Regulations (EAR). Utilizes heavy-lift transport for LED walls. Delivers all equipment as a single shipment to the customs facility.

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