American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier Group, Inc.

American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier Group, Inc., doing business as A S L, is a foreign-owned logistics and transportation contractor that delivers stevedoring, terminal services, provisions, expeditionary life support, and material handling across the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) competing on full-and-open, non-set-aside procurements. Headquartered in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, the company operates through six subsidiaries (American International Shipping LLC, Transcar GMBH, American Auto Carriers Inc., Arc Logistics LLC, Government Payment Services LLC, and Fidelio LP), all foreign-owned for-profit entities. A S L competes at scale—combined potential value across its recent federal footprint totals $22.46 billion—and holds two anchor indefinite-delivery contracts: a $2.4 billion Naval Supply Systems Command base operations and life support vehicle running through December 2029, and a $120 million Federal Emergency Management Agency cross-dock and incident base support IDIQ awarded September 2026.

A S L's customer base splits sharply by dollar concentration. The Department of the Army Materiel Command's Surface Deployment and Distribution Command dominates by potential value at $18.89 billion across 27 awards (84% of dollars), anchored by a single-award indefinite delivery contract for stevedoring and terminal services at the Port of Gdansk, Poland (IDC HTC71121DR036, $28.8 million combined value across 25 task orders). The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command follows at $2.64 billion across four awards, including the new $2.4 billion base operations and life support vehicle. By award count, the Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel Chief of Naval Personnel leads with 29 awards valued at $741 thousand combined, reflecting high-volume, low-value provisions orders to individual naval vessels worldwide—USS Harry S. Truman, USS Chosin, USNS Comfort, and others. The Military Sealift Command (11 awards, $1.2 million) and U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (5 awards, $734 million) round out the top five. Across 109 awards, A S L serves 17 distinct federal agencies with no concentration among set-aside categories.

Capability framing spans three primary service lines grounded in award history. Stevedoring and terminal services dominate the footprint by dollar value—26 awards under NAICS 488320 (Marine Cargo Handling)—with the Poland port contract generating recurring monthly delivery orders for cargo handling, port operations, and logistics support at the Port of Gdansk through May 2026. Provisions and expeditionary life support rank second, with 37 food-service awards (NAICS 722330, Food Service Contractors) and 22 logistics-support awards (PSC J105, Logistics Support Management), covering fresh produce, dry goods, frozen items, beverages, and lodging services delivered to naval vessels, hospital ships (USNS Comfort), and overseas military installations across the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Pacific, and Indian Ocean regions. Material handling and transportation services comprise the third pillar: bus transportation and troop movement for the Army in Belgium and Germany under the Third Party Logistics for Europe Wide Movement IDIQ (six task orders, $1.4 million); vehicle rentals with drivers in Vietnam; line-haul cargo movement in Europe; and interpreter services in Germany—all reflecting broader expeditionary-logistics capability. Representative single awards include a $7.37 million stevedoring delivery order with SDDC for Poland (April 2024), a $1.1 million stevedoring order also to SDDC (February 2026), a $526 thousand lodging and laundry order with Military Sealift Command in Singapore (March 2024), and a $161 thousand lodging and laundry delivery order with Army European Command in Germany (May 2022).

Activity declined in recent years—43 awards in 2022 contracting to six through September 2026—but the decline masks the new scale introduced by the two mega-IDIQs awarded in early 2025 (NAVSUP) and September 2026 (FEMA). Of the 109 total awards in the source, 25 task orders flow through the Poland stevedoring IDC; 17 through the World Wide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC); and eight through WEXMAC TITUS (the parent vehicle for the Naval Supply Systems Command base-operations contract). A S L operates across the globe, with place-of-performance spanning Poland, Germany, Belgium, Bahrain, Singapore, Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Chile, Panama, Costa Rica, Mozambique, India, and the Mediterranean, Caribbean, and Pacific. As of June 2023, the source indicated A S L held a $22.1 million single-award stevedoring contract with SDDC through May 27, 2026; an $18.9 billion Global Household Goods Relocation Services contract with Army SDDC; and a $734 million Global Husbanding Support Services IDIQ—substantive framework agreements that anchor recurring task-order activity. A S L performs all work as prime; the source carries no subcontractor relationships.