Navy Worldwide Logistics 2014-2019

Military Sealift Command awarded this Master IDIQ for worldwide fleet logistics operations, enterprise facilities management, Global Shore Infrastructure Plan execution, acquisition and sustainment logistics, Combat Logistics Force load management, ordnance management, and supply chain management on August 20, 2014, with ordering closed as of August 19, 2019.

The vehicle is no longer active for new orders. The last task order was placed on June 11, 2018, nearly eight years ago. Of the $71.8 million combined potential value across 54 task orders, $71.3 million (99 percent) has been obligated, indicating the vehicle has been fully executed and closed out.

Two primes dominated execution: Caci, Inc. - Federal captured $54.1 million across 9 orders, while Professional Analysis, Incorporated held 45 orders totaling $17.8 million. All task orders were unrestricted, with no set-aside designations applied. Military Sealift Command was the sole customer, placing all 54 orders. Order volume peaked in 2015 with 17 awards, then stabilized at 9–11 per year through 2017 before declining to 6 in 2018 as the vehicle wound down.

Task orders ranged from small inventory-support efforts under $100,000 to substantial logistics systems and data management programs exceeding $37 million. Representative examples include N0003314D6506-0005 for ship life-cycle support ($37.7 million), N0003314D6506-0004 for data management ($11.1 million), and N0003314D6505-0020 for medical desk support ($2.4 million). Near-term orders from 2017–2018 focused on individual ship inventory management, deactivation support, and logistics manager roles aboard sealift vessels.

Procurement activity concentrated on shipboard logistics, material management, and inventory support for U.S. Navy sealift vessels including USNS platforms across the fleet. Place of performance included global sealift operations with administrative management at Navy logistics commands.

This vehicle is closed to new business. Firms seeking ongoing sealift logistics work with MSC should identify successor IDIQ vehicles or task-order opportunities under active Navy logistics contract families.

Master IDIQ for support requirements for fleet logistics operations, enterprise-wide facilities and Global Shore Infrastructure Plan management, acquisition logistics, sustainment logistics, logistics systems and data management, Combat Logistics Force load management, ordnance management, and supply chain management.