The General Services Administration (GSA) is conducting market research to identify a qualified Third‑Party Logistics (3PL) provider capable of supporting export operations for overseas customers. The effort will involve receipt, inspection, hazardous‑material certification, consolidation, and onward movement of inbound ocean shipments through both DoD and civilian channels, with bi‑coastal warehousing and integration to a DoD‑specified Warehouse Management System. The agency seeks detailed capability statements, pricing methodology, and potential partnership approaches.
• Receive inbound trans‑Atlantic and trans‑Pacific ocean shipments, inspect, and prepare for transshipment.
• Provide hazardous‑materials certification (Classes 2‑9) and ensure compliance with MIL‑STD‑2073, MIL‑STD‑129, CFR Title 49, DTR 4500.9‑R, and FED‑STD‑123.
• Interface with “Compliance‑to‑Connect” WMS and support ANSI 850/856 EDI transactions; maintain minimum two bi‑coastal facilities with at least 4 hazardous certifiers, 2 forklifts (5‑10 k lb), 14 doors, 26 ft ceiling height, and up to 500,000 sq ft total warehouse space.
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