Transportation/Travel/Relocation- Transportation: Other

PSC Code V119-P (Transportation/Travel/Relocation - Transportation: Other) encompasses a broad range of transportation and logistics services beyond traditional carrier operations. These services include specialized transportation such as wheelchair van services, medical patient transport, armored car services, material handling, and freight movement across various modes including ground, air, and maritime transportation. The services cover both emergency and non-emergency transportation needs for federal agencies, often supporting critical infrastructure, healthcare, and operational requirements.

Key federal contract awards under this PSC code demonstrate significant diversity and complexity. Notable awards include wheelchair transportation services for VA medical facilities with contract values ranging from $249,000 to $3.2 million, typically with 12-24 month performance periods. Frequent contractors include small businesses like Butler Ambulance Service, Assisted Transportation Corp, and 28 Trans LLC. Common funding agencies include the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense, and various civilian agencies. Most awards are not set aside, though some utilize small business, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), and woman-owned small business classifications. Performance locations span nationwide, with concentrations in California, Pennsylvania, Florida, and other states with significant federal facility presence.

Recent federal contract opportunities under this PSC code reflect sophisticated transportation requirements across multiple sectors. The U.S. Postal Service has numerous solicitations for Contract Delivery Service routes covering mail transportation in western states. The Department of Defense has sought specialized transportation services like express military freight delivery in Japan, material handling equipment for exercises, and barge services for naval vessel refueling. The Department of Veterans Affairs has issued sources sought notices for wheelchair transportation services in regions like Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. Other notable opportunities include armored car services, emergency air and ground transportation for medical evacuations, and transportation services in international locations like Botswana. These opportunities consistently emphasize precise operational requirements, safety protocols, and the ability to support complex governmental logistics needs.