On January 17, 2014, Army Central Command awarded a delivery order valued at $129.5K to Foreign Awardees (Undisclosed) to provide funding for the minimum guarantee obligation under the National Afghan Trucking II (NAT II) contract. This task order supports trucking services operations throughout Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. The award, which was completed by December 15, 2014, utilizes firm fixed-price pricing and was issued without set-aside designation under the Army National Afghan Trucking IDIQ master agreement. The contracting structure reflects the government's reliance on indefinite delivery vehicles to manage recurring logistics requirements in theater.
The National Afghan Trucking II program represents a sustained logistics capability supporting U.S. military operations and broader stabilization efforts in Afghanistan. By issuing task orders against the master IDIQ vehicle, Army Central Command could efficiently fund minimum guarantee commitments while maintaining flexibility to adjust trucking capacity based on operational requirements. Foreign Awardees (Undisclosed), as the prime contractor, held extensive experience executing complex international logistics and infrastructure support across multiple U.S. government agencies, making it well-positioned to manage the operational and administrative demands of maintaining trucking services across Afghanistan's challenging geography and security environment.