Brook Special Solutions LTD

Brook Special Solutions LTD, a for-profit corporate entity based in Tel Aviv, Israel, supplies vehicle rentals, catering, facility maintenance, equipment, and consumables to the U.S. Air Force in Israel as a prime contractor operating exclusively in full-and-open competitive procurements with no set-aside designation. The vendor operates across 25 recent prime awards totaling $17.3 million in combined potential value, with $8.3 million obligated to date. Brook Special Solutions LTD registered in SAM.gov in March 2023 and has maintained consistent activity with the Air Force ever since, competing across passenger vehicle leases, bottled water supply, and facility support services tailored to Air Forces Central Command Theater Support Group operations at Israeli installations including Hatzor Air Base.

Customer concentration is absolute: all 25 awards and 100% of combined potential value flow from Air Force entities, split across Department of the Air Force proper (22 awards, $5.9 million), Air Combat Command (1 award, $4.9 million), Air Forces Central Command (1 award, $4.5 million), and USAF Defense Finance and Accounting Service (1 award, $2 million). The Air Force Central Command award represents the single largest contract: a $4.5 million purchase order for life support area services with completion in June 2026. The Air Combat Command award established a $4.9 million multi-award blanket purchase agreement on March 8, 2026, consolidating future logistics and equipment support ordering under a single vehicle through March 7, 2027.

Vehicle rental dominates the capability portfolio by count: 10 awards center on passenger car rental, with the primary vehicle being a single-award BPA with USAF Defense Finance and Accounting Service (ceiling $1,955,999.99, effective through March 31, 2026) that has generated six task orders since April 2023 ranging from $3,294 to $96,403 for pickup trucks and multi-passenger vans supporting site surveys and personnel transport in Israel. Consumables and facility support round out the portfolio: three awards cover bottled water (including a new $2 million single-award BPA running through February 2031), two awards supply sporting and athletic goods, and the balance spans catering (a $2.7 million three-month contract for Army personnel influx at Hatzor in April 2024), handyman and facility maintenance services ($170,207 for perimeter sealing and general maintenance), and equipment such as generators, Wi-Fi, doors, locks, and ice cream freezers. All performance occurs in Israel with no U.S. subcontractor involvement.

Activity increased sharply in 2026, jumping from four awards in 2025 to eight awards year-to-date through early April. The recompete cliff is minimal: only one award (valued at $96 thousand) reaches completion within the next twenty-four months, leaving the majority of the vendor's current contract pipeline intact through 2026 and beyond. The two largest vehicles—the Air Force BPA for vehicle rental (FY2026 expiration looming) and the new Air Combat Command logistics BPA (running one year)—together represent the vendor's most material recompete exposure and represent both vehicles under which new task orders will be competed in the near term.