Handelsveem Beheer B.V.

Handelsveem Beheer B.V. is a Dutch company that primarily provides stevedoring and related terminal services to the U.S. federal government through its subsidiaries, particularly C. Steinweg-Handelsveem B.V., which operates as Steinweg Terminal Amsterdam. The company specializes in cargo handling, warehousing, and logistics services, predominantly at the port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands. Handelsveem Beheer B.V. has been a registered vendor with the U.S. government, although its registration in SAM.gov expired in 2009. Despite this, the company and its subsidiaries have continued to receive federal contract awards, indicating ongoing business relationships with U.S. government agencies.

The majority of Handelsveem Beheer B.V.'s federal contract awards come from the Department of the Army Materiel Command Surface Deployment and Distribution Command, a defense agency. These contracts, typically structured as firm fixed price delivery orders, involve stevedoring and related terminal services in Rotterdam, supporting the movement of military cargo and equipment for U.S. forces in Europe. Contract values have ranged from as low as $670 to as high as $2.48 million for individual awards. Additionally, the company's subsidiary, C Steinweg Logistics (Pty) LTD, secured a significant $13 million definitive contract from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) for warehousing and logistics services in Durban, South Africa, supporting the Food for Peace program in the Southern Africa region. Notably, none of the contracts reviewed had set-aside designations, and the company appears to operate primarily as a prime contractor in its federal engagements.