Traceable Freight Shipping to Military Installation

The contract involves the transportation of goods via traceable freight services, specifically non-parcel post, to Fort Drum, New York, under FOB destination terms, meaning the contractor assumes full responsibility for delivery risk until the goods reach the designated military installation. This subcontract falls under NAICS code 484220, classifying it as truck transportation of freight, and is administered by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense, indicating its direct support of military logistics operations. The delivery is subject to strict accountability requirements given the traceable nature of the freight, ensuring visibility and compliance throughout the shipping process. The contract is structured to ensure seamless integration with federal supply chains, emphasizing secure and reliable transit to a critical defense location. Although specific delivery schedules, volume metrics, or performance incentives are not detailed, the FOB destination clause places all liabilities—including damage, loss, or delay—on the contractor until physical receipt at Fort Drum. The public record links to a DIBBS award portal, confirming the subcontract’s official status within the Department of Defense procurement system, and underscores the importance of regulatory adherence, timeline compliance, and operational readiness in supporting military logistics needs.