USTRANSCOM Total Delivery Services 2014-2016

The U.S. Transportation Command, awarded through Air Mobility Command, established this Master IDIQ for international and domestic commercial express package services on October 1, 2014, with a shared ceiling of $617.3 million and ordering authority that closed on September 30, 2017.

This vehicle is no longer active for new orders; the ordering period ended nearly nine years ago. The most recent task order was awarded on January 3, 2018, reflecting closeout activity with minimal obligational amounts. Peak ordering occurred in 2016 with 414 awards, declining to 268 in 2017 and 1 in 2018. A total of 1,074 task orders have been issued across the vehicle's life, with $416.5 million of the $417.6 million combined potential value obligated—effectively 100% commitment.

The work covers time-definite, door-to-door express delivery for DoD and federal agencies. International services handle packages up to 300 pounds with customs clearance processing. Domestic services include next-day, second-day, and third-day delivery up to 150 pounds within CONUS and up to 300 pounds between CONUS and Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. All orders must include in-transit visibility and Government Third Party Payment System participation.

Federal Express Corporation dominates the vehicle, holding 774 orders valued at $261.4 million combined potential—62% of the total contract value. United Parcel Service ranks second with 130 orders at $92.5 million, and Polar Air Cargo Worldwide holds 106 orders at $62.9 million. Three additional carriers—National Air Cargo Group and Alaska Airlines—hold the remaining orders at negligible value. All 1,074 orders carry no set-aside designation, operating under open competitive or sole-source awards.

The Office of the Secretary of Defense placed the largest single customer share, accounting for 350 orders valued at $406.5 million. The Department of Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command issued 592 orders valued at $5.6 million. Fifty distinct customer agencies placed orders across this vehicle. Task-order values ranged from $247 to $5.5 million, with typical firm-fixed-price delivery orders falling in the low thousands to tens of thousands for individual shipments, and larger consolidated transportation awards under fixed-price-with-economic-price-adjustment terms reaching into the millions.

The U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) has awarded a Master IDIQ for international and domestic commercial express package services for the United States (US) Government. For both segments (international and domestic), contractors under this vehicle must provide time-definite, door-to-door pick-up and delivery, transportation, timely and accurate Intransit Visibility (ITV), Government Third Party Payment System (TPPS) participation, and customs clearance processing. Specific to international transportation services, contractos provide international commercial express package delivery service for the Department of Defense (DoD), civilian federal agencies, and cost-reimbursable contractors for shipments up to and including 300 lbs. For domestic transportation services, contractors provide domestic express delivery service inclusive of next-day, second-day, and third-day delivery for the DoD and cost-reimbursable contractors for delivery of packages up to 150 lbs within CONUS and for delivery of packages up to 300 lbs between CONUS and Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico, and within Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.