Third Party Logistics Support

The Department of the Army Materiel Command Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command awarded this Master IDIQ on December 2, 2020, for third-party logistics services supplying low-demand national stock numbers to support military commands' combat readiness. Ordering authority extends through December 2, 2028—approximately 2 years and 4 months of remaining ordering window.

The vehicle carries a total small business set-aside at the vehicle level, though task-order activity shows a split: 81% of the 251 task orders issued carry no set-aside (203 orders), while 19% are designated Total Small Business (48 orders). This divergence reflects the mix of individual order competitions under an unrestricted vehicle pool.

Three primes dominate the awardee base and capture the entirety of obligated value. Atap Inc. holds 102 orders worth $9.7 million in combined potential value; Parts And Repair Technical Services, Inc. has 83 orders valued at $9.4 million; and Boneal, Incorporated accounts for 66 orders at $5.8 million. All three firms have been active since the vehicle's inception.

Ordering peaked in 2023 with 90 task orders, then declined to 73 in 2024 and 51 in 2025, tapering to 9 orders in 2026 through mid-February. The portfolio's combined potential value stands at $25 million, with $24.9 million obligated—a near-complete utilization rate against a $700 million shared ceiling, indicating that actual spends represent only a fraction of the vehicle's nominal capacity.

Customer concentration is heavy toward Army aviation programs. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command funds 187 orders valued at $15 million; the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Aviation placed 32 orders at $3.5 million; general Department of the Army accounts for 25 orders at $5.1 million; and the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal issued 7 orders at $1.4 million. Task orders procure discrete missile and aviation spare parts—circuit card assemblies, cable assemblies, electronic components, tool kits, transformers, hydraulic jacks, and similar defense electronics and mechanical items—with individual order ceilings typically ranging from under $10 thousand to mid-six figures. The largest recent orders include a $1.58 billion potential value delivery order (SPRRA221D0008-SPRRA224F0163) and several orders above $500 thousand, though the portfolio median remains substantially lower.

Third Party Logistics Suppliers (3PL) for low demand National Stock Numbers (NSN) supplies to support various military commands. These components are necessary to ensure the combat readiness of US Military forces. A total of 125 NSNs are targeted for this contract effort and it is anticipated that 125 will be priced for the initial contract award, 50 of which all offerors shall be required to submit a price proposal on. Additional NSNs may be added to the contract pool in the future and shall be competed among the IDIQ contract pool.