Gelasakis Societe Anonyme

Gelasakis Societe Anonyme, a for-profit Greek company headquartered in Piraeus, provides ship husbanding services, logistics support, and port operations to the U.S. Navy and allied military agencies as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards), with no SBA set-aside designation and competition on full-and-open basis across all named contracts.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on husbanding support—lodging, force protection, transportation, communications, and logistics management for naval vessels during port visits, predominantly in Souda Bay, Greece. Recent representative awards include a $1.32 million husbanding delivery order from US Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) in November 2025 under the Global Husbanding Support Services IDIQ, a $181 thousand husbanding services delivery order from Military Sealift Command in May 2025 for USNS Laramie also under that IDIQ, and delivery orders spanning March through April 2026 ranging from $72 thousand to $287 thousand for husbanding support to USS Roosevelt, USS Oscar Austin, USS Arleigh Burke, and USS Bulkeley at Souda Bay. The vendor also holds a $300.5 million Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC TITUS) awarded by Naval Supply Systems Command on January 1, 2025, for base operations and life support services globally through December 2029. Beyond husbanding, Gelasakis has diversified into Air Force base operations—two single-award BPAs with Air Forces Europe and Africa totaling $2 million (one for porta johns and wash sinks at NSA Souda Bay, one for palletized beverages, both through March 2027)—and State Department vehicle rental and transportation services (a $35 thousand passenger car rental contract through October 2027, and a $40 thousand passenger transportation IDC through November 2025).

Customer concentration sits heavily with the Navy. The top five customer entities by award count account for 78% of recent awards: US Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) leads with 23 awards carrying $5.4 million combined potential value; Military Sealift Command follows with 6 awards ($1.2 million); Naval Supply Systems Command (2 awards, $300 million); US Pacific Fleet Forces (2 awards, $21 million); and Air Forces Europe and Africa (2 awards, $2 million). The dollar distribution is heavily skewed: Naval Supply Systems Command anchors the entire portfolio at $300 million in potential value from a single IDIQ, while all tactical delivery orders under the Global Husbanding Support Services IDIQ combined carry only $6.6 million across 30 task orders. The vendor also works with the State Department, the Marine Corps, and US Naval Forces Europe–Africa.

Gelasakis holds positions on two primary vehicle platforms. The Global Husbanding Support Services IDIQ, a $21 million multiple-award contract awarded by US Pacific Fleet Forces (running through October 2030), has generated 30 delivery orders over the past several years, with recent orders concentrated in early 2026 and late 2024 supporting repeated port visits by the same vessels. The Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract TITUS (WEXMAC TITUS), a $300.5 million multiple-award contract managed by Naval Supply Systems Command through December 2029, shows 4 task orders in the source data, but the ceiling value dominates the portfolio despite minimal recent invoicing—the contract was awarded January 1, 2025, and only one task order ($500) appears dated March 14, 2025. Two single-award BPAs with Air Forces Europe and Africa ($1 million each) round out the vehicle footprint.

Activity has accelerated sharply in recent years. The vendor recorded 1 award in 2021, 2 in 2022, then jumped to 16 in 2024, 10 in 2025, and 15 through April 2026—a trajectory driven primarily by the January 2025 award of the $300.5 million WEXMAC TITUS contract and the monthly flow of small tactical husbanding delivery orders from Fleet Forces Command. Combined obligated dollars across all awards sit at $5.9 million (2% of the $329.8 million combined potential value), indicating that the vast majority of the WEXMAC TITUS ceiling remains unexercised. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is minimal—only one award ($35 thousand) reaches ultimate completion by July 2027, with the Global Husbanding Support Services IDIQ not expiring until October 2030 and WEXMAC TITUS not until December 2029.

Gelasakis operates almost exclusively as a prime; the source identifies only one sub award, a $300 thousand LCU engineering and maintenance task under Noblis MSD LLC for the Navy. NAICS concentration reflects the vendor's core business: Port and Harbor Operations (561210) dominates with 31 awards; Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services accounts for 5; Passenger Car Rental for 2; and miscellaneous support categories (beverages, transit, lodging) for the remainder. PSC coding aligns with this profile—Ship Husbanding Services (J019) covers 30 awards, Support-Logistics (J099) covers 4, and Motor Passenger Transportation (T183) covers 2.

The vendor's geographic footprint is tightly concentrated in Greece (Souda Bay and Athens), with occasional orders to Taiwan, Italy, and "worldwide" language in the WEXMAC TITUS and Global Husbanding Services vehicle descriptions. All recent tactical work operates at fixed firm prices for short-duration engagements (days to weeks), typical of port-visit logistics. The vendor's Greek registry and Mediterranean base position it as a specialized local provider for U.S. Navy operations in that theater rather than a global logistics prime competing across the federal market.