Indefinite Delivery Contract HTC71114DR031

The National Afghan Trucking II (NAT II) Indefinite Delivery contract, awarded January 3, 2014, by Army Central Command to Foreign Awardees (Undisclosed), is a multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicle with a ceiling value of $193.9 million and ultimate completion date of December 15, 2014. This contract provides trucking services throughout Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, enabling the U.S. military to sustain logistics and supply chain operations in theater. The contract was awarded without set-aside designation, allowing the foreign contractor to compete in the open federal marketplace. The indefinite delivery structure allows for issuance of multiple task orders to meet discrete operational transportation requirements across the Afghan region.

Three delivery orders totaling approximately $3.5 million were issued under the NAT II master agreement during the contract's initial performance period: a $129,500 task order (January 17, 2014) funding the minimum guarantee obligation; a $391,304 delivery order (September 25, 2014) providing additional trucking service funding; and a $3.0 million option year delivery order (December 16, 2014) extending the period of performance through December 15, 2015. All task orders employed firm fixed-price pricing structures and were performed in Afghanistan. This contracting approach provided Army Central Command flexibility to adjust funding and service levels based on operational requirements while maintaining continuity of critical transportation and logistics support essential to sustained military operations in the theater.