American Moving And Storage Of Leesville, Inc.

American Moving And Storage Of Leesville, Inc., doing business as American MVG Stor Of Leesville, is a small business prime contractor based in Leesville, Louisiana, providing refrigerated truck rental, packing and crating, and transportation logistics support to the Department of the Army under total small business set-aside indefinite delivery contracts and firm-fixed-price delivery orders. The vendor competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles and has no subcontract footprint; all 946 awards in the source record are prime awards.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on temperature-controlled transportation and specialized logistics. Primary work includes refrigerated truck rental and logistics support—diesel-powered automatic transmission 20-foot refrigerated trucks delivered within 24 hours of task order issuance, with 10 rotations per year in support of Army G3 and Joint Readiness Training Center operations at Fort Johnson, Louisiana—and packing and crating services for household goods, unaccompanied baggage, and authorized personal property through the Logistics Readiness Center. Representative delivery orders range from $3,120 to $82,103.67, with the vendor holding a $4,245,450 total small business set-aside IDC (awarded March 7, 2025, running through March 6, 2030) for refrigerated truck services and a $1,650,224 total small business set-aside IDC (awarded July 1, 2024, running through June 30, 2028) for packing and crating. Recent work includes a March 2025 delivery order for $82,103.67 to Army Forces Command for refrigerated truck service supporting rotation 25-05 at Fort Johnson and multiple smaller delivery orders ($7,326 to $73,632) issued February through April 2026 for 26-03, 26-06, and 26-07 rotation refrigerated trucks under total small business set-asides.

Customer concentration is acute and Army-centric. The top five funding agencies account for 85% of recent awards by count and 97% by potential value. The Department of the Army dominates with 561 awards totaling $12.7 million in combined potential value, followed by Army Sustainment Command (62 awards, $12.3 million combined potential value) and Army Forces Command (109 awards, $7.6 million combined potential value). The Social Security Administration and Army Pacific Command round out the active set with minimal volume. The vendor's NAICS footprint is concentrated in truck, utility trailer, and RV rental and leasing (424 awards), packing and crating (116 awards), and specialized freight trucking (105 awards); PSC codes split between lease or rental of equipment–vehicular equipment components (261 awards) and transportation/travel/relocation packing and crating (212 awards).

The vendor places work primarily under five Army IDVs. Indefinite Delivery Contract W9124E04D0002 carries 110 task orders ($329 thousand combined potential value); W9124E08D0002 carries 86 task orders ($1.5 million combined potential value); W9124E13D0001 carries 74 task orders ($1.9 million combined potential value); DAKF2400D0004 carries 91 task orders (dollar value not disclosed); and GSA Schedule GS07P00HHD0043 carries 66 task orders ($414 thousand combined potential value). The two current-period IDVs—the $4.245 million FORSCOM refrigerated truck contract (March 2025–March 2030) and the $1.65 million Army Sustainment Command packing and crating contract (July 2024–June 2028)—anchor the vendor's near-term pipeline.

Activity has remained steady but sparse over the past five years, declining from 11 awards in 2024 to 6 awards through April 2026. The vendor has obligated $27.1 million against a combined potential value of $34.4 million across all awards (79% obligation rate). Recompete risk is modest: the older IDCs (W9124E04D0002, W9124E08D0002, W9124E13D0001) approach or have passed their completion dates, but the two major current vehicles running through 2028 and 2030 provide visibility through the next 24 months. The vendor has operated in the federal space since at least 1983 and established SAM registration by 2002, demonstrating sustained Army logistics presence at Fort Johnson South and supporting installations across Army Sustainment Command, Army Forces Command, and Army Pacific Command footprints.