Transportation and FOB Destination Delivery

The contract entails the transportation of 3,000 barrels of sealing compound under FOB destination terms, meaning the supplier assumes full responsibility for the safe and timely delivery to Fort Rucker, Alabama, including all transit risks and costs until the goods are received at the final destination. Compliance with Department of Defense shipping protocols is mandatory, requiring adherence to strict handling, documentation, and labeling standards appropriate for military logistics. The transportation service is classified under NAICS code 484220, indicating it falls under specialized freight trucking, and is executed as a subcontract within the Defense Logistics Agency’s broader supply chain framework. The agreement is part of a DLA-managed procurement system targeting defense-related infrastructure, with the place of performance fixed at Fort Rucker, Alabama, and full accountability resting with the contractor from origin to final delivery. Although specific pickup locations and timelines are not detailed in the data, the FOB destination clause clearly delineates ownership transfer only upon arrival, placing the onus on the supplier for any delays, damages, or noncompliance during transit. The contract was posted on July 18, 2026, and is accessible through the DIBBS system under the referenced award and delivery identifiers, ensuring traceability and auditability throughout the logistical process.