Rebuilding the Primary Key Index for an IOT

Good afternoon everyone
I am having some difficulty rebuilding an IOT. Specifically, I am trying to move the IOT from one tablespace to another. From DBA_SEGMENTS, it appears the primary Key for the IOT is what needs to be rebuilt. When I query DBA_TABLES, it shows the same name as the Index that I need to build. When I attempt to move the table to another tablespace, I get INVALID OPTION on the Alter table.
ALTER TABLE <owner>.<table name> MOVE TABLESPACE <new tablespace name>;
I have also tried
ALTER INDEX <owner>.<index name> REBUILD TABLEAPCE <new tablespace name>;
Can someone point me in the right direction as the SQL documentation is not as good as I thought for this.

OK. Here are the three tables in question. I think the problem with these three tables is they have user-defined data types, essentially nullifying the use of ONLINE for the move option. I'm thinking I will have to export, create the table and then import.
If anyone has any other options, i'm open do a conversation.
OWNER TABLE_NAME IOT_NAME TABLESPACE_NAME
NGDEV_SOAINFRA SYS_IOT_OVER_76044 AQ$_IP_QTAB_G NGDEV_SOAINFRA
NGDEV_SOAINFRA SYS_IOT_OVER_76119 AQ$_EDN_EVENT_QUEUE_TABLE_G NGDEV_SOAINFRA
NGDEV_SOAINFRA SYS_IOT_OVER_76148 AQ$_EDN_OAOO_DELIVERY_TABLE_G NGDEV_SOAINFRA
3 rows selected.
CMPW_DBA:orcl> alter table ngdev_soainfra.aq$_ip_qtab_g move tablespace soa_suite_data_01 overflow tablespace soa_suite_data_01;
alter table ngdev_soainfra.aq$_ip_qtab_g move tablespace soa_suite_data_01 overflow tablespace soa_suite_data_01
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-24005: Inappropriate utilities used to perform DDL on AQ table NGDEV_SOAINFRA.AQ$_IP_QTAB_G
Elapsed: 00:00:00.03
CMPW_DBA:orcl> alter table ngdev_soainfra.aq$_ip_qtab_g move online tablespace soa_suite_data_01 overflow tablespace soa_suite_data_
01;
alter table ngdev_soainfra.aq$_ip_qtab_g move online tablespace soa_suite_data_01 overflow tablespace soa_suite_data_01
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-24005: Inappropriate utilities used to perform DDL on AQ table NGDEV_SOAINFRA.AQ$_IP_QTAB_G

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