Global Maritime Logistics Support, Inc.

Global Maritime Logistics Support, Inc., a for-profit maritime logistics and port-husbanding services provider headquartered in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines, operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards) on full-and-open federal contracts without set-asides, delivering comprehensive port support, vessel provisioning, equipment rental, and logistics coordination to the U.S. military across the Asia-Pacific region.

The vendor's customer base is heavily concentrated within the Department of the Navy. US Pacific Fleet Forces dominates by potential value at $278.6 million across 102 awards (89% of combined potential value), while the Marine Corps places the highest award count at 189 orders worth $10.6 million. Military Sealift Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, and Naval Air Systems Command round out the top five agencies, collectively accounting for 92% of all awards. The revenue concentration is extreme: US Pacific Fleet Forces alone represents 89% of potential value, creating sharp asymmetry between transaction frequency (Marine Corps leads at 189 awards) and dollar magnitude (US Pacific Fleet Forces dominates). This posture reflects the vendor's specialization in shore-side husbanding and equipment rental for Navy vessel port visits to Subic Bay, Philippines, rather than a diversified customer base.

Global Maritime Logistics Support holds a position on the Global Husbanding Support Services multiple-award IDIQ administered by Naval Supply Systems Command Fleet Logistics Center Sigonella through October 2030, valued at $211 million with six geographic Combatant Commands in scope. The vendor has issued 127 task orders under this vehicle worth $12.5 million in combined potential value. The company also participates in several Marine Corps blanket purchase agreements (BPAs)—including M2900015AB031 (24 task orders, $405 thousand), M2900015AB002 (17 task orders, $209 thousand), and M2900015AB011 (17 task orders, $178 thousand)—primarily for vehicle rental, equipment staging, and logistics support tied to exercises like Balikatan and regional training events in the Philippines.

Capability work is concentrated in port husbanding, logistics coordination, and tactical-level supply. Representative prime awards include a $1,041,530 delivery order from Military Sealift Command for comprehensive husbanding services at USNS Catawba at Subic Bay (May 2026), a $867,517 order for port visit support for USNS John Ericsson (March–October 2025), and a $452,251 delivery order for USS Tripoli port visit logistics at Manila (September–October 2022). Beyond husbanding, the vendor delivers vehicle rentals (generators, tents, forklifts, passenger vehicles), heavy equipment, construction materials, cargo handling, and civil-mariner lodging. PSC coding reflects this mix: Ship Husbanding Services—Management/Integration (92 awards), Transportation/Travel/Relocation—Motor Passenger (46 awards), Lease/Rental of Materials Handling Equipment (30 awards), and Husbanding Services—Removal (22 awards).

Activity has moderated from a peak of 47 awards in 2024 to 24 in 2025 and 15 year-to-date in 2026, suggesting mission-dependent ordering tied to exercise schedules and fleet-deployment cycles rather than steady-state demand. The recompete cliff is minimal: only two awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $132 thousand. Award velocity and dollar exposure are historically low-risk, with recent orders ranging from nominal amounts ($62 for construction materials, May 2024) to mid-six-figure delivery orders, and obligated dollars at only 6% of combined potential value across all 416 awards suggests strong payment-as-perform posture or incomplete invoicing cycles.

The vendor's federal footprint is purely Navy and Marine Corps, with isolated exceptions (Coast Guard, State Department Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Army, Naval Expeditionary Combat Command, Naval Special Warfare Command). All work is performed in the Philippines (chiefly Subic Bay) or Singapore. Global Maritime Logistics Support competes unrestricted and operates as a single-award contractor on BPAs and as one of multiple awardees on the Global Husbanding Support Services IDIQ, positioning it as a localized, capacity-specific logistics enabler for Pacific Fleet operations rather than a strategic prime in Navy-wide competition.