NAVSUP FLCYS Husbanding Services 2016-2018

The Department of the Navy Military Sealift Command established this Master IDIQ on June 3, 2016 to procure non-personal husbanding services for U.S. Navy and Military Sealift Command vessels visiting ports across East Asia (Hong Kong, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia, and the Philippines). Ordering closed on May 28, 2018, and the vehicle has generated no new task orders for eight years.

This vehicle is no longer active for new work. All 342 task orders were awarded between July 2016 and May 2018, with peak activity in 2017 (212 orders). The combined potential value across all task orders is $31.8 million, fully obligated with no remaining ceiling. Recent task orders from early 2018 show typical values in the $50,000 to $480,000 range, with firm fixed pricing on durations of two to four weeks tied to individual vessel port visits. Two mega-orders stand out: a $2.65 million charter-and-hire task order in January 2018 and a $1.54 million services order for USNS MERCY in Nha Trang, Vietnam in May 2018.

Competition concentrated among five primes holding 89 percent of awarded task orders. Qube Ports PTY LTD led by combined potential value with $9 million across 35 orders; Parsh Marine (S) Pte. LTD. followed with $6.6 million on 79 orders, and Mls-Multinational Logistic Services LIMITED captured $5 million on 76 orders. Parsh Marine Philippines Inc. held 80 orders valued at $5 million. A long tail of five smaller firms held the remaining 11 percent of orders. All task orders were unrestricted, competitive awards with no set-asides.

Customer concentration heavily favored Military Sealift Command, which placed 212 orders worth $13.5 million—roughly 62 percent of the vehicle's total potential value. U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces placed 114 orders for $12.3 million. Naval Air Systems Command, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, and Naval Supply Systems Command together accounted for the remaining task orders. Work was performed across five geographic regions spanning Southeast Asia, with no single port serving as an administrative center; all orders were geographically distributed to support individual vessel transits.

The NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Yokosuka, Site Singapore (FLCYS) has awarded a Multiple Award (MAC IDIQ) contract to obtain non-personal Husbanding Services for U.S. Ships (USS) and U.S. Naval Ships, to include the Military Sealift Command and United States Coast Guard, visiting non-U.S. Navy ports at in various east asian countries.