Which of the following illustrates a direct delivery procurement?

A direct delivery procurement refers specifically to the process in which goods are delivered directly from a supplier to the end user without passing through intermediate storage or distribution centers. The situation described in choice B accurately captures this concept, as it involves a contracted requisition that is already being processed for delivery directly to the requester.

This step indicates that the procurement process is active and anticipates immediate fulfillment of the requisition, ensuring that the required items are sent directly where they need to go. In contrast, canceled requisitions do not represent procurement at all, as they indicate that the request for goods has been voided. Standard item shipping generally involves routing items through a supply chain, which does not align with the direct delivery concept. Lastly, returned items from a consignee relate to the return process of goods rather than their procurement and direct delivery to an end user.