Austin Logistics LLC

Austin Logistics LLC, a Detroit, Michigan-based minority-owned and Black American-owned small disadvantaged business, provides portable sanitation equipment, logistics transportation, facility support services, and commodity supply to federal defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor across a portfolio dominated by total small business set-asides. The company operates as a limited liability corporation and competes under its SBA designations in roughly 70% of recent awards, with the remainder issued under full-and-open or no-set-aside designations.

Austin Logistics' capability portfolio centers on portable latrine rental and maintenance, septic system pumping and waste disposal, shower and laundry trailer leasing, bus transportation, fuel and materials supply, and ancillary facility support. The work is grounded in logistics and field infrastructure rather than technology or professional services. Representative examples include a $6.5 million single-award BPA with the Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Bragg for portable latrine, hand washing station, and holding tank leasing running through February 2030; a $4.99 million single-award BPA with Naval Air Systems Command for general logistics support effective through March 2028; a $139,550 emergency wastewater treatment plant pumping and cleaning contract with the Forest Service at the Blackwell Job Corps Conservation Center in Wisconsin awarded November 2025; a $154,591 concrete block cutting delivery order at Captain Anthony Meldahl Lock and Dam for the Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District awarded September 2025; and a $2.5 million catered meal services BPA with the Oregon National Guard awarded January 2026. Activity accelerated sharply in 2025 with 24 awards compared to eight in 2024 and three in 2022, though recent momentum slowed to four awards in 2026 through mid-June.

Customer concentration is broad across 25 distinct federal agencies, with the top customer by award count — the Department of the Army — representing only 8 awards and $281 thousand of the portfolio. By potential value, however, concentration is acute: Naval Air Systems Command's $5 million BPA and the Oregon National Guard's $2.5 million catered meal BPA account for roughly 41% of the $18.2 million combined potential value across all 46 awards. The top five customers by potential value cover 53% of the portfolio, anchored by those two single large vehicles. The vendor's customer base spans Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Reserve Command, National Guard units in Oregon and Michigan, and civilian agencies including the National Park Service, Forest Service, Bureau of Reclamation, Bureau of Land Management, Army Corps of Engineers, and Defense Health Agency.

Austin Logistics holds nine IDVs as prime: a $6.5 million Fort Bragg portable latrine and sanitation BPA (single award, no set-aside, through February 2030); a $4.99 million Naval Air Systems Command general logistics BPA (single award, no set-aside, through March 2028); a $2.5 million Oregon National Guard catered meal services BPA (multiple award, no set-aside, through January 2031); a $990 thousand Michigan National Guard portable toilet rental BPA (multiple award, no set-aside, through June 2029); a $664 thousand U.S. Army Reserve Command shower and laundry support IDC (single award, total small business set-aside, through April 2029); a $436 thousand Northeast Region solid and liquid deicer IDC (single award, total small business set-aside, through October 2026); a $250 thousand Bureau of Reclamation Hoover Dam fuel delivery BPA (no set-aside, through September 2028); a $250 thousand Army Sustainment Command bus rental BPA (single award, no set-aside, through July 2027); a $249,999 Air Combat Command Shaw Air Force Base portable latrine BPA (single award, no set-aside, through March 2029); and a $45 thousand National Park Service Midwest Region Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway septic pumping BPA (single award, no set-aside, through April 2030). Task orders under these vehicles dominate the activity: the Fort Bragg BPA alone anchors the portfolio, with 11 task orders issued as of mid-2026 for portable sanitation and support services. The Saint Croix BPA has generated four task orders totaling $3,180 through November 2025 for recurring septic pumping at the riverway facility.

The NAICS and PSC profile reinforces the sanitation and logistics focus. Septic Tank and Related Services (NAICS 562991) accounts for 20 awards; Truck, Utility Trailer, and RV Rental and Leasing (NAICS 532111) for 9; Ready-Mix Concrete Manufacturing and Petroleum Lubricating Oil and Grease Manufacturing for 2 each. The PSC distribution shows Housekeeping — Waste Treatment/Storage (7 awards) and Lease Or Rental Of Equipment categories (multiple PSC codes totaling 17 awards) as the dominant procurement codes. This concentration signals that Austin Logistics is positioned as a commodity and field-services vendor serving installation maintenance, training operations, and facility support needs across the federal estate rather than as a systems integrator or technology provider.

Five awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, combining for $224 thousand in potential value — modest recompete exposure relative to the $6.5 million Fort Bragg and $4.99 million Naval Air Systems Command platforms, both of which extend beyond the window. The vendor has not been awarded any subcontracts in the source data; all 46 awards are prime contracts or IDVs, reflecting a direct-to-government operating model with no upstream teaming or sub-flow presence.