Transportation/Travel/Relocation- Transportation: Motor Freight

PSC Category V112 (Transportation: Motor Freight) encompasses a broad range of motor freight transportation services across various federal agencies and sectors. These services primarily involve the movement of goods, equipment, and materials using trucks, trailers, and other ground transportation vehicles. The category covers diverse transportation needs, including office relocations, equipment transport, specialized freight movement, hazardous waste disposal, and logistical support for government operations.

The federal contract awards in this category demonstrate significant diversity, with contract values ranging from a few thousand dollars to over $12 million. Frequently awarded entities include specialized moving companies like Superior Moving Service Inc., Americold Logistics, LLC, and FedEx, as well as smaller businesses like Mid-West Moving & Storage and On-Demand Services LLC. Common funding agencies include the Department of Agriculture, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Energy, and Department of the Navy. Many awards utilize Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract vehicles, with contract types predominantly being firm fixed-price delivery orders or purchase orders. Set-aside designations vary, with some contracts reserved for small businesses, service-disabled veteran-owned businesses, and other socioeconomic categories.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this PSC category reflect a wide array of transportation requirements across government agencies. Solicitations include services such as laboratory equipment relocation for the Army Research Laboratory, wild horse transportation for the U.S. Forest Service, courier services for VA medical centers, helicopter charter services for military training exercises, and transportation of scientific artifacts for marine museums. Performance locations span the continental United States, including Hawaii and Alaska, with contract periods typically ranging from several months to five years. The opportunities demonstrate the government's need for specialized, flexible transportation services that can support complex logistical requirements across diverse missions and operational contexts.