Altasmem For Logistics

Altasmem For Logistics, a veteran-owned partnership based in Amman, Jordan, operates as a prime contractor providing logistics, vehicle rental, construction materials, and facility maintenance services to U.S. defense and diplomatic agencies operating in the Middle East, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations. The vendor serves exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) and does not subcontract.

Altasmem's customer concentration reflects two distinct customer tiers. The top-value rankings are anchored by USSOCOM and the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service, which together represent $10.1 million of the vendor's $11.1 million combined potential value, but the award-count rankings surface more balanced customer relationships. By award volume, the Department of State Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs and the Department of the Army Central Command each hold four awards, while USSOCOM anchors two awards at much higher ceiling values. The Air Force Air Mobility Command has one small award. All five customer agencies are funded by the source data, and together they account for 100% of tracked awards.

Altasmem holds six active prime Blanket Purchase Agreements. A $5 million single-award BPA with USSOCOM for non-tactical vehicle rental runs through April 2029 and represents the largest vehicle position. Three $150,000 multiple-award BPAs with the Department of State's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs for refurbishing services, upholstery services, and furniture cleaning services are effective through September 2028. A $5 million single-award BPA with the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service for dry ice supply runs through March 2031 (awarded March 2026). One additional BPA captured in the top-parent-vehicles block carries $91 thousand in combined potential value across two task orders. Representative work includes the $5 million USSOCOM non-tactical vehicle rental agreement, the $292,980 purchase order from Army Central Command for barriers, sandbags, and concrete bunkers in support of Iraq and Syria operations (October 2023), and a $144,804 purchase order from Army Central Command for premixed concrete under the same national interest action code (September 2023). Recent capability work also includes a $10,860 Air Mobility Command BPA call for professional and development support services and mission partner coordination (December 2025). Category concentration shows vehicle rental (Passenger Car Rental NAICS and Lease/Rental of Ground Effect Vehicles PSC) dominates the footprint at four to five awards, with facility maintenance (Building Inspection Services and Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Furniture) at two to three awards.

Activity has grown from three awards in 2023 to five in 2025, with one award in 2026 year-to-date. The combined dollars obligated across all awards stand at $649 thousand against $11.1 million in combined potential value, reflecting the vendor's heavy reliance on BPA ceiling values rather than full obligation. This posture—high ceiling vehicles with modest current execution—suggests material growth potential if task orders against the USSOCOM and DFAS vehicles scale up. The vendor operates a single location in Jordan and does not maintain a U.S. headquarters or domestic operations footprint; all work is performed in-country to support U.S. government operations in the Middle East region.