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Specialized International Freight Forwarder (Suriname)

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This subcontract for the US Embassy Paramaribo requires a specialized international freight forwarder to provide shipping and customs brokerage services for prime contractors. The scope of work involves transporting electronics and lithium batteries under UN3480 and UN3481 classifications to the Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport on a DAP basis. The contractor is responsible for ensuring all shipments adhere to IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations, managing export classifications, obtaining EAR authorizations, and coordinating customs clearance with the Government importer of record. To qualify, the provider must hold IATA Dangerous Goods certification and maintain all-risk cargo insurance to ensure the secure delivery of customs-cleared equipment. The performance of these services will take place in Paramaribo, Suriname, under the oversight of the Department of State.

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Freight forwarding and customs services for electronics and batteries to US Embassy Paramaribo.

NAICS

488510 - Freight Transportation Arrangement

Place of Performance

Paramaribo, SR-PM, SUR

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AgencyDepartment Of State → US Embassy Paramaribo
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Performs shipping and customs brokerage for prime contractors on US Embassy Paramaribo projects. Ships electronics and lithium batteries DAP to Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport per IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations (UN3480/UN3481). Handles export classification, EAR authorizations, and customs clearance with the Government importer of record. Requires IATA Dangerous Goods certification and all-risk cargo insurance. Delivers customs-cleared equipment.

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