Ipgs Corporation Pte. LTD.

Ipgs Corporation Pte. LTD., a Singapore-based international for-profit organization, operates as a prime contractor providing logistics, catering, base life support, transportation, and equipment rental services to the U.S. military across the Asia-Pacific region, competing exclusively under full-and-open federal procurement with no set-aside participation. The company registered in SAM.gov in January 2024 and has rapidly accumulated 74 prime federal awards totaling $505.2 million in combined potential value, with only $9.4 million obligated to date, reflecting a backlog-heavy portfolio dominated by indefinite-delivery vehicles.

Ipgs Corporation's capability footprint centers on expeditionary logistics and base operations support. The vendor delivers catering services (bento-style grab-and-go meals, buffet services, special occasion meals), base life support infrastructure (tents, portable showers, latrines, electrical power, HVAC, refrigeration, waste management), ground and port transportation (buses, vans, box trucks, linehaul services, port handling), material handling equipment with operators, fuel and aviation turbine fuel supply, laundry services, interpreter and translation support, and specialized equipment rental. Representative work includes a $2.23 million multiple-award catering IDIQ with Army Pacific Command running through June 2031 covering five geographic zones across the Philippines with an estimated 53,000 meal units per ordering period; a $612 thousand purchase order for catered meals supporting the Kasatria Warrior/Garuda Shield 2024 exercise in Indonesia (August 2024); and a $251 thousand port handling and inland transportation task order for the Salaknib Balikatan 2025 deployment to the Philippines (March 2025).

Customer concentration sits heavily with Army Pacific Command and its regional contracting office, which accounts for 84% of award count across the portfolio. Army Pacific Command ranks first by both metrics—34 awards valued at $73.9 million combined potential value—reflecting Ipgs Corporation's role as a primary logistics provider for regional military exercises including Garuda Shield series, Super Garuda Shield, Balikatan, Tiger Balm, Keris Strike, and Valiant Mark operations. The Marine Corps ranks second by count (9 awards, $3.4 million) and the Navy third by count (8 awards, $699 thousand), but Naval Supply Systems Command dominates by dollar value, anchoring the portfolio with a $2.55 billion Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC) 2.0 awarded January 1, 2025, running through December 31, 2029. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy (7 awards, $616 thousand) and the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement (1 award, $27 thousand) round out the active set.

Ipgs Corporation holds one monster IDIQ—the $2.55 billion WEXMAC 2.0 with Naval Supply Systems Command providing logistics management, material handling, lodging, life support, force protection, communications, transportation, and supplies across 15 service categories for humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, contingency operations, and exercises globally. Across Army Pacific Command and subordinate contracting offices, the vendor seats on eight active BPAs: a $2.23 million catering contract for the Philippines (June 2026–June 2031); four $6.5 million BPAs respectively for inland transportation in Indonesia, base life support and transportation in Indonesia, Philippines transportation, and equipment rental (all running through 2025–2031); two $3.5 million BPAs for Indonesia port handling and inland transportation (June 2024–April 2026); and a $25 million base life support BPA for the Philippines (January 2025–October 2028). Recent task order velocity under these vehicles reached 30 awards in 2025 and 15 awards year-to-date in 2026, spanning firm fixed-price calls for $32 thousand to $612 thousand across individual exercises.

Ipgs Corporation operates exclusively as a prime—no subcontract role appears in the source. The company competes across full-and-open solicitations with no SBA designations, small-business status claims, or set-aside participation reported. Task orders are firm fixed-price with performance across Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Singapore, and Timor-Leste, with ultimate completion dates typically within three to six months of award. The portfolio reflects high velocity against a narrow customer set in a defined geographic region, with minimal cash flow (2% of potential obligated) and significant recompete exposure as exercises cycle and BPA periods mature.