The National Afghan Trucking II (NAT II) is a multiple-award indefinite delivery contract established by Army Central Command to provide comprehensive trucking and cargo transportation services throughout Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Awarded on January 3, 2014, with a contract ceiling value of $32,992,317.49, the IDV was structured as an indefinite delivery vehicle enabling task order issuance through December 15, 2014. The contract was awarded to Foreign Awardees (Undisclosed), a foreign for-profit entity with extensive experience supporting U.S. military operations and logistics requirements in complex overseas environments. No set-asides were applied to this award, permitting the contractor to compete in the open federal marketplace. The contract specifically authorizes the transportation of various cargo classes to multiple locations across Afghanistan, leveraging firm fixed-price pricing mechanisms to control costs and establish accountability for service delivery.
Two task orders were issued under the NAT II master contract, totaling $520,804 in combined value. The first delivery order, issued January 17, 2014, valued at $129,500, authorized cargo transportation services to multiple locations throughout Afghanistan. A subsequent delivery order issued September 25, 2014, valued at $391,304, provided additional trucking services supporting Operation Enduring Freedom during the U.S. military drawdown period. Both task orders maintained firm fixed-price terms and were scheduled for completion by December 15, 2014, with Afghanistan designated as the place of performance. The task order structure enabled the government to procure discrete transportation services on an as-needed basis while maintaining the overarching contractual framework, ensuring sustained logistics support for military operations during a critical transition period in the theater.