Ipgs Corporation Pte. LTD.

Ipgs Corporation Pte. LTD., a Singapore-based for-profit international organization, supplies logistics, base life support, transportation, catering, and fuel services to the U.S. Department of Defense and related agencies as a prime contractor operating entirely under full-and-open competition with no set-aside participation. The vendor competes across multiple indefinite-delivery vehicles and task orders, with 100% of its 65 recent awards issued as prime contracts or IDVs; it holds no subcontract positions in the federal footprint.

Ipgs Corporation's capability portfolio centers on Asia-Pacific expeditionary logistics and facilities support. Core services include base life support (lodging, facilities management, operational support), ground and port transportation, catering and meal services, material handling and equipment rental, aviation fuel and diesel delivery, laundry and waste management, and specialized support for military exercises and humanitarian operations. Representative prime work spans the Department of the Army Pacific Command's $612 thousand catering award for Kasatria Warrior/Garuda Shield 24 (August 2024), a $431 thousand aviation fuel supply task order for Super Garuda Shield 2025 (August 2025), and a $251 thousand port handling and inland transportation task order for Salaknib Balikatan 2025 in the Philippines (March 2025). The vendor also holds delivery orders under the Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC) TITUS for transportation and communication services, medical waste management, and similar support.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Department of Defense components operating in the Asia-Pacific theater. The top five customers account for 83% of award count and 100% of combined potential value. Army Pacific Command leads by far with 27 awards ($64 million combined potential value), followed distantly by the Naval Supply Systems Command (2 awards but $400 million combined potential value anchored by the WEXMAC 2.0 IDIQ). The Marine Corps, Defense Logistics Agency Energy, and the Department of the Navy account for the remainder, with smaller civilian agencies (State Department's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement) rounding out the footprint. The divergence between Army Pacific Command's high award count and the Navy's dominant potential-value concentration reflects two distinct vehicle types: numerous small task orders under regional BPAs versus a single large indefinite-delivery contract.

Ipgs Corporation holds substantial parent vehicles enabling task order placement across the region. The vendor seats on the Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract TITUS (WEXMAC 2.0), a $2.55 billion multiple-award IDIQ with Naval Supply Systems Command running through December 2029, which provides flexible task order capabilities across 15 service categories including logistics management, material handling, lodging, life support, force protection, communications, and transportation. The vendor also holds multiple blanket purchase agreements with Army Pacific Command: a $25 million BPA for base life support services in the Philippines (ceiling through October 2028), a $25 million BPA for Philippines inland transportation services (through December 2028), a $6.5 million BPA for Indonesia base life support and transportation (through June 2030), a $6.5 million BPA for equipment rental in Indonesia (through March 2030), a $6.5 million BPA for Indonesia port handling and inland transportation services (through February 2031), and a $3.5 million BPA for Indonesia port handling and inland transportation (through April 2026). Additional vehicles include a $6.5 million inland transportation BPA with DLA RCO Hawaii 413th CSB (through February 2031). Task orders flow regularly under these vehicles to support military exercises including Garuda Shield, Super Garuda Shield, Balikatan, Tiger Balm, Keris Strike, and Valiant Mark series operations.

Activity has grown sharply since the vendor registered with SAM.gov in January 2024. The source reports one award in 2021 (likely a historical outlier in the data), then 28 awards in 2024 and 30 in 2025, with six awards recorded in the first quarter of 2026. Combined potential value across all 65 awards stands at $501.3 million, though obligated dollars total only $7.4 million (1% of potential value), reflecting the prevalence of indefinite-delivery vehicles with task orders pending execution. Most awards carry firm fixed-price terms and complete within weeks to months, with performance located throughout the Asia-Pacific region—the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Singapore, Timor-Leste, and Fiji—supporting rotational U.S. military presence and exercise activities. The vendor's category concentration skews toward facilities support services (19 awards), freight transportation arrangement (8 awards), petroleum refining and fuel delivery (7 awards), and related logistics work. No recompete cliff is apparent in the source; many BPA vehicles extend through 2028–2031, and the vendor maintains active task-order flow under established vehicles rather than facing imminent expiration pressure.