2 YEAR Projected Workload Anually 8.6.2026.xlsx

This is a projected workload spreadsheet for a two-year period supporting the East Coast Export Mission contract (SP330026SS5007) covering three embarkation points: Charleston AFB (South Carolina), Norfolk Naval Air Station (Virginia), and McGuire AFB (New Jersey).

The workload encompasses cold-chain logistics services for perishable subsistence items, with projected annual volumes identical for both Year 1 and Year 2. At Charleston AFB, the contract calls for handling 11,198 CWT of fresh fruits and vegetables (35-55°F), 6,667 CWT of freeze items (0°F or below), and 10,000 CWT of chill items (35-45°F), along with 3,996 EA of trans-load handling and drayage services ranging from 30 to 74 shipments across four weight categories. Norfolk NAS requires larger volumes: 13,125 CWT of fresh produce, 5,500 CWT of freeze items, and 5,318 CWT of chill items, with 5,338 EA of trans-load handling and 25-64 drayage shipments. McGuire AFB has the smallest footprint with 3,281 CWT of fresh produce, 1,000 CWT of freeze items, and 3,373 CWT of chill items. Contractor-furnished materials paid on an "as used" basis include wet ice (blocks), insulation liners, treated pallets, tri-walls, dry ice, temperature monitors, and strapping supplies. The Defense Logistics Agency Distribution is the contracting agency, and the contract structure is a five-year Firm-Fixed-Price Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) with a single award anticipated. The competitive area is restricted to specific Virginia counties: Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Suffolk, Isle of Wight, Southampton, Sussex, Surry, Prince George, Henrico, Richmond, Charles City, James City, Newport News, Hampton, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Poquoson, York, New Kent, and Chesterfield.