Afghanistan Transportation Network II (ATN)

The Afghanistan Transportation Network II (ATN II) Master IDIQ was a federal contract vehicle designed to support logistical transportation and movement operations within Afghanistan during military contingency operations. The contract vehicle appears focused on providing transportation services across multiple geographic regions of Afghanistan, specifically segmented into North, South, and West regions. Task orders under this vehicle were structured to support critical military logistics requirements during Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Freedom's Sentinel, enabling the movement of personnel, equipment, and supplies across challenging operational environments.

The task orders under this IDIQ were predominantly structured as firm fixed-price delivery orders with minimal obligated funds, typically representing minimum guarantee amounts. The most substantive task order was for the South Region, which obligated $1,719,607.66 for base year performance, while other regional task orders had minimal financial commitments ranging from $0 to $2,500. Each task order was uniformly set with an ultimate completion date of December 15, 2014, suggesting a synchronized contract approach across different operational regions. The contract vehicle maintained a shared ceiling of $61,000,000, indicating potential for significant additional task order funding. Although specific prime contractors are not detailed in the provided documentation, the task orders suggest a military-focused contracting approach supporting Department of Defense transportation requirements in a complex operational theater.