Traceable Freight Shipping and Delivery (FOB Origin)

The contract entails the traceable transportation of a battery shipment from its origin point to Army Aviation Support Facility 2 in Greenville, South Carolina, under FOB Origin terms, meaning the buyer assumes all risks and costs once the goods leave the supplier’s location. The shipment must be handled by a carrier capable of providing full traceability throughout transit to ensure accountability and security of the batteries, which are likely classified as hazardous materials requiring strict compliance with regulatory protocols. The contract is structured as a subcontract under the NAICS code 484220, which pertains to truck transportation for local and long-distance freight, indicating the use of road-based logistics for delivery. The contracting activity is managed by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense, reflecting the government’s requirement for secure and reliable logistics support for critical military infrastructure. The posting date of June 25, 2026, indicates this is a future solicitation, with performance anticipated after that date, and the official award details are accessible through the DIBBS portal. No specific set-aside provisions are indicated, meaning the contract is open to all qualified contractors without restrictions based on business size or socioeconomic category. The lack of detailed office or performance address information suggests the exact origin and delivery coordinates are to be determined by the contractor in coordination with the government, with the primary obligation being the timely, traceable, and compliant movement of the shipment to the designated facility in Greenville.