The Army National Afghan Trucking II (NAT II) Indefinite Delivery Contract, awarded to Foreign Awardees (Undisclosed) on January 3, 2014, with a ceiling value of $120.6 million and ultimate completion date of December 15, 2014, establishes a multiple-award master agreement to provide trucking and cargo transportation services throughout Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Funded by Army Central Command, this defense-related contract was awarded without set-asides, reflecting open competition eligibility. The contract operates on a firm fixed-price basis and serves as the parent instrument for issuance of task orders enabling rapid procurement of essential logistics and transportation support required for military operations in the Afghanistan theater. The NAT II program represents critical infrastructure for sustaining U.S. military operations by providing transportation capabilities for various classes of cargo to multiple locations across Afghanistan.
Two delivery orders issued under the NAT II master agreement demonstrate contract utilization during the performance period. The first delivery order, awarded January 17, 2014, valued at $129.5 thousand, procured cargo transportation services of various material classes to multiple Afghanistan locations. The second delivery order, awarded September 25, 2014, valued at $391.3 thousand, similarly provided trucking services throughout Afghanistan. Both task orders operated under firm fixed-price structures with completion dates of December 15, 2014, and were issued without set-asides. The contractor's extensive experience managing complex logistics and transportation operations across international locations, evidenced through prior Department of State and Defense awards and USAID contracts in comparable overseas environments including Syria and Iraq, positioned it to deliver the specialized operational support required for sustained military logistics in Afghanistan.