DFARS F-404 Multiple consignee instructions
Subsection Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement
Facts
- Citation
- DFARS F-404
- Type
- Subsection
- Text as of
- DFARS Change May 7, 2026
- Official text
- acquisition.gov
Text from acquisition.gov. Federal Register history from the Federal Register's records of the rules that amended this subsection.
Text
The contractor may prepare one MIRR when the identical line item(s) of a contract are to be shipped to more than one consignee, with the same or varying quantities, and the shipment requires origin acceptance. Prepare the MIRR using the procedures in this appendix with the following changes:
(a) Blocks 2, 4, 13, and, if applicable, 14—Enter “See Attached Distribution List.”
(b) Block 15—The contractor may group item numbers for identical stock/part number and description.
(c) Block 17—Enter the “total” quantity shipped by line item or, if applicable, grouped identical line items.
(d) Use the DD Form 250c to list each individual “Shipped To” and “Marked For” with—
(1) Code(s) and complete shipping address and a sequential shipment number for each;
(2) Line item number(s);
(3) Quantity;
(4) MIPR number(s), preceded by “MIPR,” or the MILSTRIP requisition number, and quantity for each when provided in the contract or shipping instructions; and
(5) If applicable, bill of lading number, TCN, and mode of shipment code.
(e) The contractor may omit those distribution list pages of the DD Form 250c that are not applicable to the consignee. Provide a complete MIRR for all other distribution.
Quick answers
What is DFARS F-404?
DFARS F-404 is a subsection of the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement, titled "Multiple consignee instructions".
Are changes to DFARS F-404 proposed?
No proposed rule from the last 3 years is waiting on a final rule.
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