If a contract for the sale of goods does not specify where goods are to be delivered, the UCC presumes that in most cases:

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The UCC presumes that if the contract does not specify a delivery location, the delivery should be made at the seller's place of business. This presumption only applies if the seller has a place of business, and the buyer has not otherwise indicated a specific delivery location. However, if the goods are large and difficult to transport, then the presumption may not apply and the parties may need to negotiate and agree on a specific delivery location.

If a Contract for the Sale of Goods Does Not