C & W Logistics Worldwide, Inc.

C & W Logistics Worldwide, Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Bettendorf, Iowa, provides emergency and routine transportation services for flood-response equipment and materials to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor exclusively, operating on small-dollar purchase orders with no parent contract vehicles or IDVs.

The company's federal footprint is narrowly concentrated. All 17 awards in the source data fund the Army Corps of Engineers, with the parent agency dominating 100% of contract volume and dollar value across two operational groupings: the central Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (10 awards, $173 thousand combined potential value) and the Corps' Engineering District Rock Island (7 awards, $150 thousand combined potential value). The tight customer concentration reflects C & W Logistics' role as a specialized logistics provider for the Corps' emergency preparedness operations in specific geographic regions.

C & W Logistics operates entirely within NAICS 484121 (General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload) under PSC code Transportation/Travel/Relocation—Motor Freight (16 of 17 awards). Its concrete capability portfolio centers on time-sensitive point-to-point transportation of Corps flood-mitigation and emergency-response equipment. Representative work includes a $54,138.60 purchase order placed March 15, 2023, for NFFMC and additional transportation; a $25,000 firm fixed-price purchase order placed October 4, 2023, for pump transport to the Marine Vessel New Orleans; emergency sandbag transport contracted June 22, 2022, for $19,468; and urgent HESCO barrier shipment from Rock Island Arsenal to New Mexico placed June 10, 2022, for $9,734. The company also fulfills smaller purchase orders ranging from approximately $8,600 to $11,200 for equipment moves to the National Flood Fight Material Center in New Mexico and district facilities. All 17 awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders with completion dates of thirty days or less, indicating fulfillment of immediate logistics demands rather than sustained project work.

Activity has remained flat — two awards annually in 2021 and 2022, two in 2023, three in 2024, and one in 2025 year to date — with combined potential and obligated value totaling $323 thousand across the entire source history. The company competes in full-and-open procurements; only one award in the portfolio carried a set-aside designation (Total Small Business on the September 5, 2024, pump transport order). C & W Logistics operates as a prime contractor exclusively with no subcontract footprint in the source data.