Transportation & Final Mile Delivery to DoD Facilities

The contract involves the final-mile delivery of medical supplies to Department of Defense facilities, specifically targeting JBER in Alaska and Travis AFB in California, under FOB Destination terms meaning the supplier is responsible for all transportation costs and risks until the goods reach the designated military installation. Operations must comply with strict military base access protocols, including credentialing, security clearances, and adherence to on-site safety and operational procedures. The delivery process requires seamless coordination of multimodal transport systems, integrating ground, air, or rail components as needed to ensure timely and secure movement of critical medical supplies from initial transport hubs to the final point of receipt. All activities must align with the NAICS code 484220 for General Freight Trucking, emphasizing the use of specialized logistics capabilities to meet the unique demands of defense medical supply chains. This is a subcontract opportunity, posted on July 29, 2026, with a response deadline of August 4, 2026, and is managed by the Medical Supply Chain Pharm FSA under the Department of Defense. Performance is primarily focused at Travis AFB, California, with the understanding that JBER will also be served under the same terms. The contracting entity does not specify set-aside status, and while no point of contact details are listed, the official solicitation can be accessed via the DIBBS portal. Bidders must demonstrate proven experience in handling sensitive medical cargo, navigating restricted military environments, and executing complex last-mile logistics under time-constrained, high-stakes conditions typical of DoD operations.