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Transportation of Supplies by Sea (If Applicable)

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Department Of Defense → ASC COMMODITIES DIVISIONView Agency

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APO, AE, 09321, US

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → ASC COMMODITIES DIVISION
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Transport of packaged defense supplies via U.S.-flag vessel in compliance with DOD sea transport clauses 252.247-7017 and 252.247-7023.

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