Carrier Transports, Inc.

Carrier Transports, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer based in Yakima, Washington, supplies specialized transport trailers — primarily 32-bin straddle trailers for munitions handling — to the Department of the Army and Department of the Navy as a prime contractor under firm fixed-price purchase orders with no set-aside designation. The company operates exclusively as a prime (100% of awards) and competes in the full-and-open marketplace.

Carrier Transports' customer base is heavily concentrated in Army munitions logistics. The Department of the Army Materiel Command's Joint Munitions Command accounts for 18 awards valued at $1.8 million in combined potential value, representing the largest customer by dollars; the same agency's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command holds 3 awards worth $1 million. Together, these two Army subagencies represent 93% of award count and 100% of combined potential value. The company has also delivered to the Department of the Navy. Carrier Transports places work under indefinite delivery contracts — W90WL505D0002 (10 task orders, $346 thousand combined potential value), DAAA1499D0001 (4 task orders), and DAAA1403D0001 (2 task orders) — and a blanket purchase agreement with the Army.

Recent representative work includes a $222,880 firm fixed-price purchase order awarded January 26, 2026, for an FY26 TEAD straddle trailer with ultimate completion May 31, 2026; a $213,752 purchase order dated January 6, 2024, for one 32-bin straddle trailer supporting Tooele Army Depot; and a $193,760 purchase order from TACOM dated June 14, 2023, for a 32-bin straddle trailer. All three awards supported munitions operations at Tooele, Utah. Across the portfolio, 31 awards fall under PSC code for trailers, with truck trailer manufacturing dominating NAICS classification (18 awards). Award activity has been episodic — one award in 2023, one in 2024, and one in early 2026 — rather than sustained growth. The combined obligated amount ($4.7 million) exceeds combined potential value ($3 million), indicating some awards have been executed above ceiling or invoiced amounts exceed original estimates.