National Afghan Trucking II (NATII)

The names of the Local National Contractors cannot be disclosed in accordance with CENTCOM Acquisition Instruction 5.303.  Additionally, per FAR 5.303(a)(2), contracts placed with foreign firms when the place of delivery or performance is outside the U.S. and its outlying areas are excluded from the contract reporting requirement.

Contract Awards (as of 3 Jan 2014 and 1 May 2014):

HTC711-14-D-R028, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 9,565,025,793.16);

HTC711-14-D-R029, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 9,556,192,847.32);

HTC711-14-D-R030, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 9,351,139,097.96);

HTC711-14-D-R031, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 9,398,530,880.14);

HTC711-14-D-R032, Local National Contractor, Suites: I and II (Awd Amount: AFN 7,206,127,299.95);

HTC711-14-D-R033, Local National Contractor, Suites: I and II (Awd Amount: AFN 7,300,137,400.19);

HTC711-14-D-R034, Local National Contractor, Suites: I and III (Awd Amount: AFN 3,396,141,150.35);

HTC711-14-D-R035, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 7,466,662,430.25);

HTC711-14-D-R036, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 7,887,507,799.61);

HTC711-14-D-R037, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 7,812,279,270.33);

HTC711-14-D-R038, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 7,776,642,930.42);

HTC711-14-D-R039, Pontaris LLC, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: [USD] $152,611,605.19);

HTC711-14-D-R040, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,571,736,352.12);

HTC711-14-D-R041, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,335,168,470.06);

HTC711-14-D-R042, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,620,622,486.08);

HTC711-14-D-R043, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,547,787,235.95);

HTC711-14-D-R044, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,586,298,571.69);

HTC711-14-D-R045, Local National Contractor, Suite: II (Awd Amount: AFN 5,831,969,280.17);

HTC711-14-D-R046, Local National Contractor, Suite: III (Awd Amount: 2,232,507,052.65);

HTC711-14-D-R047, Local National Contractor, Suite: III (Awd Amount: 2,217,854,843.53);

Contract Awards (as of 1 May 2014)

HTC711-14-D-R048, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,376,197,925.00);

HTC711-14-D-R049, Local National Contractor, Suites II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 7,574,712,975);

The names of the Local National Contractors cannot be disclosed in accordance with CENTCOM Acquisition Instruction 5.303.  Additionally, per FAR 5.303(a)(2), contracts placed with foreign firms when the place of delivery or performance is outside the U.S. and its outlying areas are excluded from the contract reporting requirement.

Contract Awards:

HTC711-14-D-R028, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 9,565,025,793.16);

HTC711-14-D-R029, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 9,556,192,847.32);

HTC711-14-D-R030, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 9,351,139,097.96);

HTC711-14-D-R031, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 9,398,530,880.14);

HTC711-14-D-R032, Local National Contractor, Suites: I and II (Awd Amount: AFN 7,206,127,299.95);

HTC711-14-D-R033, Local National Contractor, Suites: I and II (Awd Amount: AFN 7,300,137,400.19);

HTC711-14-D-R034, Local National Contractor, Suites: I and III (Awd Amount: AFN 3,396,141,150.35);

HTC711-14-D-R035, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 7,466,662,430.25);

HTC711-14-D-R036, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 7,887,507,799.61);

HTC711-14-D-R037, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 7,812,279,270.33);

HTC711-14-D-R038, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: AFN 7,776,642,930.42);

HTC711-14-D-R039, Pontaris LLC, Suites: II and III (Awd Amount: [USD] $152,611,605.19);

HTC711-14-D-R040, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,571,736,352.12);

HTC711-14-D-R041, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,335,168,470.06);

HTC711-14-D-R042, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,620,622,486.08);

HTC711-14-D-R043, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,547,787,235.95);

HTC711-14-D-R044, Local National Contractor, Suite: I (Awd Amount: AFN 1,586,298,571.69);

HTC711-14-D-R045, Local National Contractor, Suite: II (Awd Amount: AFN 5,831,969,280.17);

HTC711-14-D-R046, Local National Contractor, Suite: III (Awd Amount: 2,232,507,052.65);

HTC711-14-D-R047, Local National Contractor, Suite: III (Awd Amount: 2,217,854,843.53);

Contract Awards:

HTC711-14-D-R028, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III;

HTC711-14-D-R029, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III;

HTC711-14-D-R030, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III;

HTC711-14-D-R031, Local National Contractor, Suites: I, II and III;

HTC711-14-D-R032, Local National Contractor, Suites: I and II;

HTC711-14-D-R033, Local National Contractor, Suites: I and II;

HTC711-14-D-R034, Local National Contractor, Suites: I and III;

HTC711-14-D-R035, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III;

HTC711-14-D-R036, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III;

HTC711-14-D-R037, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III;

HTC711-14-D-R038, Local National Contractor, Suites: II and III;

HTC711-14-D-R039, Pontaris LLC, Suites: II and III;

HTC711-14-D-R040, Local National Contractor, Suite: I;

HTC711-14-D-R041, Local National Contractor, Suite: I;

HTC711-14-D-R042, Local National Contractor, Suite: I;

HTC711-14-D-R043, Local National Contractor, Suite: I;

HTC711-14-D-R044, Local National Contractor, Suite: I;

HTC711-14-D-R045, Local National Contractor, Suite: II;

HTC711-14-D-R046, Local National Contractor, Suite: III;

HTC711-14-D-R047, Local National Contractor, Suite: III;

Joint Sustainment Command-Afghanistan (JSC-A) has a continuing requirement for a secure and reliable means of distributing reconstruction material, security equipment, fuel, miscellaneous dry cargo, and life support assets throughout the Combined Joint Operations Area - Afghanistan (CJOA-A) to and from Forward Operating Bases (FOBs), Combat Outposts (COPs), and other distribution sites. This requirement will support approximately 700 different locations within Afghanistan.

The contractor shall provide all non-personal services, including but not limited to, personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and other items necessary to provide the safe, timely and reliable ground transportation of ISAF supplies and assets as above described. This includes proactive and competent management, well maintained logistics support resources, and trustworthy employees and subcontractors as necessary to facilitate dependable provision of ISAF cargo from origin to destination. The contractor shall be responsible and accountable for the integrity of the entire transportation process and the protection of the cargo from loss or damage while in its care. The contractor shall ensure all customary licenses for doing business in Afghanistan are current and valid throughout the entire period of performance of this contract.

The complete USG transportation requirement is segregated into three suites of service, Bulk Fuel Transportation (Suite I), Dry Cargo (Suite II), and Heavy Cargo (Suite III). The suites of service have similar transportation Performance Work Statement (PWS) requirements, but require different types and classes of assets to move different classes of cargo.


The US Government anticipates a base year and (2) one-year option periods with initial performance starting on 16 Dec 13.  The Government anticipates releasing a request for proposals in early Feb 13.


The Government is no longer considering combining the National Afghan Trucking II (NAT II)and the Afghanistan Trucking Newtwork contracts (ATN) as was advertised in a previous Sources Sought (https://www.fbo.gov/spg/ODA/USTC/USTRANSCOM/National_Afghan_Trucking_(RFI)/listing.html).

12.17.12 Response date removed for this Information Only Notice. 

Joint Sustainment Command-Afghanistan (JSC-A) has a continuing requirement for a secure and reliable means of distributing reconstruction material, security equipment, fuel, miscellaneous dry cargo, and life support assets throughout the Combined Joint Operations Area - Afghanistan (CJOA-A) to and from Forward Operating Bases (FOBs), Combat Outposts (COPs), and other distribution sites. This requirement will support approximately 700 different locations within Afghanistan.

The contractor shall provide all non-personal services, including but not limited to, personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and other items necessary to provide the safe, timely and reliable ground transportation of ISAF supplies and assets as above described. This includes proactive and competent management, well maintained logistics support resources, and trustworthy employees and subcontractors as necessary to facilitate dependable provision of ISAF cargo from origin to destination. The contractor shall be responsible and accountable for the integrity of the entire transportation process and the protection of the cargo from loss or damage while in its care. The contractor shall ensure all customary licenses for doing business in Afghanistan are current and valid throughout the entire period of performance of this contract.

The complete USG transportation requirement is segregated into three suites of service, Bulk Fuel Transportation (Suite I), Dry Cargo (Suite II), and Heavy Cargo (Suite III). The suites of service have similar transportation Performance Work Statement (PWS) requirements, but require different types and classes of assets to move different classes of cargo.


The US Government anticipates a base year and (2) one-year option periods with initial performance starting on 16 Dec 13.  The Government anticipates releasing a request for proposals in early Feb 13.


The Government is no longer considering combining the National Afghan Trucking II (NAT II)and the Afghanistan Trucking Newtwork contracts (ATN) as was advertised in a previous Sources Sought (https://www.fbo.gov/spg/ODA/USTC/USTRANSCOM/National_Afghan_Trucking_(RFI)/listing.html).

Joint Sustainment Command-Afghanistan (JSC-A) has a continuing requirement for a secure and reliable means of distributing reconstruction material, security equipment, fuel, miscellaneous dry cargo, and life support assets throughout the Combined Joint Operations Area - Afghanistan (CJOA-A) to and from Forward Operating Bases (FOBs), Combat Outposts (COPs), and other distribution sites. This requirement will support approximately 700 different locations within Afghanistan.

The contractor shall provide all non-personal services, including but not limited to, personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and other items necessary to provide the safe, timely and reliable ground transportation of ISAF supplies and assets as above described. This includes proactive and competent management, well maintained logistics support resources, and trustworthy employees and subcontractors as necessary to facilitate dependable provision of ISAF cargo from origin to destination. The contractor shall be responsible and accountable for the integrity of the entire transportation process and the protection of the cargo from loss or damage while in its care. The contractor shall ensure all customary licenses for doing business in Afghanistan are current and valid throughout the entire period of performance of this contract.

The complete USG transportation requirement is segregated into three suites of service, Bulk Fuel Transportation (Suite I), Dry Cargo (Suite II), and Heavy Cargo (Suite III). The suites of service have similar transportation Performance Work Statement (PWS) requirements, but require different types and classes of assets to move different classes of cargo.

The US Government anticipates a base year and (2) one-year option periods with initial performance starting on 16 Dec 13.  The Government anticipates releasing a request for proposals in early Feb 13.