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2005 DoDAAC Mailing Addresses
2006 DoDAAC Mailing Addresses

Implementation Approach

Considering the volume of contracts and the variety of commodities managed, the DoD has developed a plan for passive RFID tagging that delivers best value to the warfighting customer. This implementation plan provides a roadmap that targets critical distribution functions within the defense distribution depots, depot maintenance operations and strategic aerial ports.

RFID technology will be implemented through a phased approach, applied both to supplier requirements and DoD sites. Shipments of goods and materials will be phased in by procurement methods, classes/commodities, location and layers of packaging for passive RFID.

For DoD suppliers, the following implementation approach will be followed:

Commencing 2005

RFID tagging will be required for all DoD manufacturers and suppliers who have new contracts, issued with the appropriate contract clause, according to the following implementation guidelines:

The following Classes of Supply will require RFID tags to be placed on all individual cases, all cases packaged within palletized unit loads, and all palletized unit loads:

• Class I Subclass – Packaged Operational Rations
• Class II – Clothing, Individual Equipment, and Tools.
• Class VI – Personal Demand Items
• Class IX – Weapon Systems Repair Parts & Components

When these commodities are being shipped to the following locations:

• Defense Distribution Depot, Susquehanna, PA (DDSP) [DoDAACs: W25G1U and SW3124]
• Defense Distribution Depot, San Joaquin, CA (DDJC) [DoDAACs : W62G2T and W3224]

Commencing 2006

RFID tagging will be required for all DoD manufacturers and suppliers who have new contracts, issued with the appropriate contract clause, according to the following implementation guidelines:

The following Classes of Supply will require RFID tags to be placed on all individual cases, all cases packaged within palletized unit loads, and all palletized unit loads (pending appropriate safety certification):

• Class I – Subclass – Packaged Operational Rations
• Class II – Clothing, Individual Equipment, and Tools
• Class III(P) – Packaged Petroleum, Lubricants, Oils, Preservatives, Chemicals & Additives
• Class IV – Construction & Barrier Equipment
• Class VI – Personal Demand Items
• Class VIII –Medical Materials (except Pharmaceuticals)
• Class IX – Weapon Systems Repair Parts & Components
  

When these commodities are shipped to DDSP, DDJC and the following:

DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY (DLA)
Defense Distribution Depot, Albany, GA
Defense Distribution Depot, Anniston, AL
Defense Distribution Depot, Barstow, CA
Defense Distribution Depot, Cherry Point, NC
Defense Distribution Depot, Columbus, OH
Defense Distribution Depot, Corpus Christi, TX
Defense Distribution Depot, Hill Air Force Base, Ogden, UT
Defense Distribution Depot, Jacksonville, FL
Defense Distribution Depot, Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma City, OK
Defense Distribution Depot, Norfolk, VA
Defense Distribution Depot, Puget Sound, WA
Defense Distribution Depot, Red River, TX
Defense Distribution Depot, Richmond, VA
Defense Distribution Depot North Island, San Diego, CA
Defense Distribution Depot, Tobyhanna, PA
Defense Distribution Depot, Warner Robins, GA

USTRANSCOM
Air Mobility Command Terminal, Charleston Air Force Base, Charleston, SC
Air Mobility Command Terminal, Naval Air Station, Norfolk, VA
Air Mobility Command Terminal, Travis Air Force Base, Fairfield, CA

USA
Shipments sent to the individual Service Maintenance facilities via the co-located DLA depot (addresses shown above) will be tagged.

USMC
Shipments sent to the individual Service Maintenance facilities via the co-located DLA depot (addresses shown above) will be tagged.

USN
Shipments sent to the individual Service Maintenance facilities via the co-located DLA depot (addresses shown above) will be tagged.

USAF
Shipments sent to the individual Service Maintenance facilities via the co-located DLA depot (addresses shown above) will be tagged.

Commencing 2007

The DoD will not require suppliers to apply passive RFID tags to the unit pack during the 2007 calendar year. The Department will continue to evaluate the appropriate time frame to begin tagging at the unit pack level and will promulgate this requirement in advance of future issuances.

RFID tagging will continue to be required for all DoD manufacturers and suppliers who have contracts issued with the appropriate RFID contract clause. This clause requires DoD manufacturers/suppliers to apply RFID tags on the case (shipping and exterior container) and pallet (palletized unit load) level for the classes of supply and ship to locations identified in the previous section entitled “Commencing 2006.”

2005 DoDAAC Mailing Addresses

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2006 DoDAAC Mailing Addresses

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