Logistics Worldwide (LOGWORLD)

GSA Federal Acquisition Service awarded Logistics Worldwide (LOGWORLD), a Master GSA Schedule for logistics-related services, on June 15, 2000, but ceased accepting new orders on July 29, 2023—ordering under this vehicle is closed and no longer available for pursuit. The schedule is being phased out; GSA has transitioned new logistics procurements to The Professional Services Schedule (PSS, also called 00CORP or The Consolidated Schedule), and existing delivery orders under LOGWORLD continue only until vendor contracts and task orders expire.

The vehicle contracted supply and value chain management, distribution and transportation, deployment logistics, and operations and maintenance logistics management across 2,844 task orders issued from September 2000 through January 2020. Combined potential value stands at $4.71 billion, with $3.79 billion obligated (80% of potential). Recent ordering momentum has declined sharply: the vehicle issued 26 orders in 2016, 25 in 2017, 13 in 2018, 12 in 2019, and only 2 in 2020 before the order window closed.

Logistics Management Institute dominates the prime contractor base, holding 1,217 orders worth $1.68 billion (42.8% of combined potential value). The top five contractors capture 83% of task orders by count: URS Federal Services, Inc. (386 orders, $421.2 million), Jardon & Howard Technologies LLC (372 orders, $266.3 million), National Technologies Associates, Inc. (306 orders, $147.1 million), and Logistics Support Incorporated (68 orders, $39.1 million). VSE Corporation and Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, despite holding fewer orders (12 and 15 respectively), rank among the top by value—VSE with $1.05 billion and Northrop Grumman with $258.3 million—indicating larger per-order values in their portfolios.

Customer demand is broadly distributed across 269 agencies. The top five customers by order count represent only 19% of all task orders: NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (184 orders, $36.8 million), Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (119 orders, $55.2 million), Department of the Navy Installations Command (93 orders, $33.4 million), Department of the Army (84 orders, $31.4 million), and Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard (63 orders, $37 million). Nearly all task orders carry no set-aside designation (2,828 of 2,844; 99%), with only 12 total small-business set-aside orders across all categories.

This is the summary page for contract activity under the LEGACY Schedule 874 V Master Federal Supply Schedule for Logistics Worldwide (LOGWORLD). GSA is no longer awarding new Federal Supply Schedule contracts under this vehicle as it is being phased out. Services formerly procured under LOGWORLD are being transitioned to The Professional Services Schedule (PSS), also referred to as 00CORP or The Consolidated Schedule. Delivery order activity under this vehicle may continue until all of the vendor-level Federal Supply Schedule contracts, and the delivery orders themselves, have expired. Contract activity contained under this LEGACY vehicle is for companies that did not move over to PSS, or that did move over to PSS but did so under a new contract number. Services procured under this schedule included various logistics-related services including supply and value chain management, distribution and transportation, deployment logistics, and operations and maintenance logistics management.