Army Non-Tactical Vehicles IDIQ (NTV)

The Army Non-Tactical Vehicles (NTV) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract is a master vehicle designed to support ground transportation requirements for U.S. military operations in the Middle East, specifically servicing Qatar, United Arab Emirates, and Jordan. The contract enables the procurement of non-tactical vehicle leasing services, supporting various military units, commands, and operational requirements through firm fixed price delivery orders. These vehicles are critical for facilitating transportation needs for deployed military personnel, providing essential mobility support for missions and contingency operations in the region.

The task orders under this IDIQ demonstrate a consistent pattern of vehicle leasing for specific military units, ranging in value from approximately $8,000 to $1,674,545, with typical contract durations between 6-24 months. Frequently awarded prime contractors include Al Mutawa & Sahni Company, Al Qabandi United, and Class World Wide General Trading LLC, all regional Middle Eastern companies with expertise in government contracting. The delivery orders consistently show no set-aside designations and are primarily funded by the Department of the Army Central Command, supporting various units such as medical battalions, military police companies, and expeditionary support brigades. The contracts support operational requirements across multiple locations, including base camps, headquarters facilities, and deployed unit locations in Qatar, United Arab Emirates, and Jordan, often in support of broader military missions like Operation Freedom's Sentinel and operations in Iraq and Syria.