Transportation and Delivery Logistics (FOB Destination)
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The contract involves the transportation and delivery of damping fluid under FOB Destination terms, with the primary destination being DLA Distribution in San Joaquin, California, and a secondary option for delivery to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The shipment is designated with DPAS priority, indicating its critical importance to national defense operations and requiring expedited handling throughout the logistics chain. The work is classified under NAICS code 484220, which pertains to truck transportation of freight, and is structured as a subcontract under the Defense Logistics Agency, part of the Department of Defense. All movement must comply with strict defense logistics protocols to ensure timely and secure delivery to meet urgent operational requirements.
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DAMPING FLUID
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