Harvest Logistics & Services Inc.

Harvest Logistics & Services Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Camden, Delaware, supplies non-tactical vehicle leasing, communications equipment, lodging, and gym equipment to the Department of Defense and related agencies as a prime contractor under Total Small Business set-asides. The company operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards) across a portfolio of ten purchase orders totaling $853 thousand in combined potential value, with all dollars obligated.

Harvest Logistics competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides; six of ten awards carry that designation, with the remainder either unset or unmarked for specific set-aside treatment. The vendor's capability portfolio, driven by the award footprint, centers on three concrete service lines. Vehicle leasing dominates by contract count — three awards for non-tactical vehicle rentals, including a $326,275 Marine Corps procurement for 48 vehicles supporting Arctic Edge 2025 in Alaska (rental periods ranging from 5 to 39 days depending on vehicle type) and a $156,750 Department of Defense purchase order for 29 vehicles at Fort Eielson Air Force Base in Fairbanks with 24/7 roadside assistance, full maintenance, and five-hour recovery service. Communications equipment and services account for four awards, including a $30,490 USSOCOM contract for 25 Galaxy S21 5G smartphones, 35 GL-iNet travel routers, and 70 Google FI SIM cards for the Marine Raider Support Group, and two Google Fi postpaid and pre-paid SIM card procurements totaling $58,500. Ancillary services include a $90,710 USSOCOM gym-equipment delivery and a $58,750 Army lodging procurement for double-occupancy rooms.

Customer concentration sits with special operations and expeditionary commands. USSOCOM places four awards worth $156 thousand combined potential value (by count), while the Marine Corps anchors the dollar ranking with two awards totaling $358 thousand combined potential value. The Department of Defense, Department of the Army, and Pacific Air Forces round out the active customer set across a six-agency footprint. Activity peaked in 2023 with four awards, then declined to one award in 2026; the most recent award closed in February 2026. Harvest Logistics carries no subcontract footprint in the source data and sits on no named parent vehicles such as GWACs, BPAs, or agency-wide IDIQs — all awards are direct purchase orders. The vendor's federal work is confined to DoD and special-operations logistics and communications support, with no civilian-agency presence.