USAFRICOM Surface Distribution Service (ASDS II)

The Department of the Army Africa Command awarded this Master IDIQ for surface distribution and intratheater cargo transport throughout the 55-country AFRICOM area of responsibility and Egypt on September 7, 2018, with a shared ceiling of $12.9 million. Ordering against the vehicle closed on March 5, 2024, and is no longer active.

The vehicle has seen minimal execution activity. A single task order to Macro Vantage Levant Dmcc, awarded June 18, 2019, represents the only order placed under the contract. That delivery order carried a ceiling of $146.3 thousand and obligated $145.3 thousand in firm-fixed-price surface distribution services. No additional orders have been issued since 2019, reflecting either low demand for these services during the contract's active ordering window or successful fulfillment through the single award. With $145 thousand obligated against the $12.9 million shared ceiling, the vehicle's utilization was minimal—approximately 1 percent of potential value was drawn down.

The work scope centers on providing all necessary logistics support, resources, and operational management to transport cargo within the AFRICOM area of operations and Egypt, including obtaining all required licenses and permits to operate across those nations and ensuring compliance with applicable laws and regulations in each country. The firm-fixed-price structure suggests well-defined, repeatable transport missions with stable scope and cost.

Competitive concentration is absolute: Macro Vantage Levant Dmcc holds the sole award and all activity under the vehicle. Customer concentration is likewise singular, with all orders funded by the Army Africa Command. The unrestricted, competitive structure allowed any qualified prime to compete, but only one contractor was selected.

This vehicle is no longer pursuing-relevant. The ordering window closed in March 2024, and the historically low order volume (one delivery order across five years of availability) suggests the underlying requirement may have been met through that single award or the operational need diminished.

The primary service and objective of the ASDS is to transport intratheater cargo within the AFRICOM AOR and Egypt. The Contractor shall provide all necessary resources including logistics support and management to perform surface transport and distribution of cargo within all the countries (currently 55) within the AFRICOM AOR and Egypt.