The U.S. Army Central Command established a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with Foreign Awardees (Undisclosed) for the National Afghanistan Trucking II (NAT II) program, valued at $46.0 million with an ultimate completion date of December 15, 2014. This defense-focused contract, awarded January 3, 2014, procured trucking and cargo transportation services throughout Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. The contract was awarded without set-aside designation, allowing the foreign contractor to compete in the open federal marketplace. NAT II represented a continuation of U.S. military logistics infrastructure designed to sustain operational supply chains and transportation networks critical to maintaining military presence during the final phases of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Two delivery orders were issued under the NAT II parent indefinite delivery vehicle, totaling $520,804 in firm fixed-price awards. The initial delivery order, issued January 17, 2014 for $129,500, tasked the contractor with providing cargo transportation of various classes of cargo to multiple locations throughout Afghanistan. A subsequent delivery order, issued September 25, 2014 for $391,300, funded additional trucking services throughout Afghanistan. Both orders were completed by the contract's ultimate completion date of December 15, 2014, with performance occurring entirely within Afghanistan. These task orders demonstrate the government's utilization of the indefinite delivery vehicle structure to issue incremental funding for critical logistics operations supporting military operations in theater.