MIL-STD-2073-1 preservation
Methods 10 through 55 executed to the packaging data on the contract line item — cleaning, drying, preservative application, cushioning and unit pack closure.
Government product supply & fulfillment
FastTrack FreightLine
Products for government requirements. Packaging that protects the mission.
We sell products to government buyers, with military preservation, packing, marking and delivery coordination supporting each order. One detail-driven team, from requirement review to shipment preparation.
- Government product sales
- Solicitation-driven requirement review
- Military packaging & marking
- Contract fulfillment support
What we deliver
More than packaging. A product supply partner.
Government buyers need the right products, prepared to the right requirements. FastTrack combines product sales with the packaging experience and facility capacity to support contract fulfillment.
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Send the item specification, NSN or part number and quantity. We review the supply requirement, availability and delivery schedule before quoting.
Military packaging & fulfillment
Preservation, packing, marking and shipment preparation support product orders—or stand alone for primes and manufacturers.
10+
Years in contract packaging
Level A
Military protection capable
Same-day
Solicitation acknowledgment
Scalable
Single unit to full-truckload runs
Packaging capabilities
Preservation, packing and marking to the letter of the contract
Defense packaging fails on details: the wrong barrier material, a missing desiccant unit, a bar code that will not scan at the depot. Our work is specified in writing and inspected before release.
Level A & Level B packing
Military level of protection packing for worldwide shipment and long-term storage, plus commercial (Level C) packing when the SPI allows it.
Barrier bagging & desiccation
Heat-sealed MIL-PRF-131 and MIL-PRF-81705 barrier material, desiccant per MIL-D-3464, humidity indicators and vacuum or gas-flush closure.
MIL-STD-129 marking
Unit, intermediate, exterior and palletized load marking with linear and 2D bar codes, shipping labels and address data verified against the order.
Kitting & repackaging
Bill-of-material kit builds, bulk-to-unit repackaging, relabeling and re-preservation of items received in non-compliant packaging.
Palletizing & shipment prep
Unitized loads, banding, stretch wrap, crating support and coordinated pickup so freight leaves on the required delivery date.
How we work
A repeatable process is what makes delivery dates predictable
01
Requirement review
We review the solicitation, product specification, quantity and required delivery date before quoting. Supply scope, lead time and packaging requirements are considered together.
02
Product & packaging alignment
The required item comes first. Product details and available supply are reviewed, then preservation, packing and marking are planned against the contract line item.
03
Inspection & release
Item identification, quantities, packaging and shipment documents are checked before release. Delivery coordination follows the destination and schedule on the order.
Why contracting officers choose us
Capacity you can award to, discipline you can audit
Facility and workforce built for volume
A large production floor with dedicated preservation, marking and staging areas, run by a trained team that packages to written specification every day.
Compliance treated as the deliverable
Specification-controlled materials, documented methods and a final compliance check before release, so shipments are accepted rather than reworked.
Communication before problems become late
One point of contact for the contract, status against the required delivery date, and early notice on anything that could move a schedule.
Inside the operation
Packaging discipline behind every shipment
Packaging experience
Common item categories
- Repair parts and consumables
- Electronic and ESD-sensitive assemblies
- Bearings, fasteners and hardware
- Hydraulic and pneumatic components
- Machined and coated metal items
- Tooling, kits and support equipment
Hazardous material and items requiring specialized certification are quoted only when we can meet the applicable regulation in full. If a requirement falls outside our scope, we will tell you before you award.
Questions from buyers
Government supply & packaging FAQ
Do you sell products to the government, or only provide packaging?+
FastTrack FreightLine sells products to government buyers as well as providing military packaging. Send the product specification, NSN or part number, quantity and delivery requirement so we can review supply scope and lead time. Packaging, marking and shipment preparation can support a product order or be quoted separately.
How do I request a product quote?+
Send your solicitation or describe the item, including the NSN or manufacturer part number when available. Include quantity, any required manufacturer or technical criteria, delivery location and required date. We review availability and requirements before quoting; product photographs are illustrative, not a live inventory listing.
What does DLA-compliant packaging actually mean?+
It means the item is preserved, packed and marked exactly as the contract requires — normally MIL-STD-2073-1 for preservation and packing method, ASTM and MIL-spec materials for containers and barrier material, and MIL-STD-129 for marking and bar coding. If the line item carries a Special Packaging Instruction (SPI), that document governs. We build to the packaging data on the award, then document what we did.
Can you handle a large or long-term contract?+
Yes. Our facility and trained workforce are sized for sustained production runs rather than one-off jobs, and staffing is scheduled against contract delivery schedules. Tell us the annual quantity and delivery cadence and we will confirm throughput and lead time in writing before you award.
How do you protect on-time delivery?+
Every order is scheduled backward from the required delivery date with material lead time built in. Barrier material, desiccant, cartons and lumber are stocked for recurring items, and each order is tracked against its RDD with escalation before a date is at risk — not after.
Do you work as a prime or as a subcontractor?+
Both. We quote solicitations directly and we also perform packaging, preservation and marking as a subcontractor for primes and manufacturers whose items ship to DoD end users.
What information do you need to quote?+
Item description or NSN, quantity, dimensions and weight, the packaging data or SPI from the solicitation, marking requirements and the required delivery date. If any of that is missing we will identify it before pricing so there are no assumptions inside the quote.
How do you handle items that arrive packaged incorrectly?+
We inspect on receipt, document the discrepancy, and re-preserve, repackage and re-mark to the required level of protection so the shipment is not rejected at the receiving activity.
Have a solicitation on the clock?
Send the product requirement, quantity and required delivery date. Our contracts team reviews supply scope, packaging needs and lead time.
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