Action Logistics Company

Action Logistics Company, doing business as Kgltc, a Kuwait-headquartered international logistics and transportation provider, operates as a prime contractor delivering heavy lift, line haul, personnel transportation, mail services, and hazardous-materials handling across U.S. Central Command and the broader Near East region on full-and-open competitive awards with no set-aside designations. The company competes exclusively as an unrestricted vendor without SBA certifications.

Kgltc's federal customer base concentrates heavily on Army logistics operations. The Department of the Army Forces Command leads in potential value (83 awards, $1.9 billion combined), while the Department of the Army Central Command dominates by award count (406 awards, $366.1 million combined) — a split that reflects ARCENT's high-volume small task orders against standing IDIQs versus FORSCOM's larger, multi-million-dollar heavy lift contracts. The Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services and DLA Energy account for smaller volumes ($2.1 million and $27.6 million respectively) centered on hazardous-materials and bulk-fuel transportation. Together, these five customers represent 95% of award count. The Department of State's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs rounds out the active set with mail-services delivery orders.

Kgltc's work portfolio segments into two capability streams. The primary stream—heavy lift, line haul, and personnel transportation—anchors the $248.081 million indefinite-delivery Heavy Lift 9 CENTCOM contract awarded by Army Forces Command through December 2026, under which 426 task orders carry $160.9 million in combined potential value. Representative task orders include an $18.537 million Iraq-performance delivery order (TOC 07) for 1st Theater Sustainment Command through May 2027, a $5.313 million Kuwait Annual Asset modification issued June 2025, and a $4.97 million Iraq Surge task order (W519TC-26-F-0009) awarded December 2025 through May 2026. A second indefinite-delivery vehicle—the Army Middle East Cargo and Personnel Transport IDIQ—generates 49 task orders worth $123.2 million. The secondary stream comprises mail services (Department of State Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, $204.451 million ceiling IDC through January 2027) and spot purchases of hazardous materials, petroleum products, and facility supplies through DLA Disposition Services and DLA Energy single-order vehicles. Recent mail-services delivery orders include a $34.091 million six-month contract effective January 2025 and a $28.689 million February 2026 award.

Kgltc's NAICS and PSC posture reflects this split. Specialized Freight Trucking dominates the category breakdown (427 awards under NAICS 484110 for local trucking, 127 under NAICS 484210 for long-distance), paired with Transportation/Travel/Relocation Motor Freight as the leading PSC (522 awards). Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal (NAICS 562211) and Petroleum Refining-related PSCs account for 40 awards tied to DLA supply-chain activity. Place of performance is Kuwait-based for heavy lift and mail services; DLA bulk-transportation work routes through Fort Belvoir, Virginia. All work operates under firm fixed-price pricing with no subcontractor dependencies cited in the source award listings.

Activity has remained stable in recent years—11 awards in 2022, 15 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 8 in 2025, and 2 through April 2026. The recompete cliff shows only two awards (combined potential value $18.6 million) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. Combined potential value across the 633-award portfolio totals $2.4 billion against $491 million obligated dollars (20% obligation rate typical of IDIQs with staged task-order drawdowns). The vendor holds a named subsidiary, Global Food Services Company, which does not appear in the federal award feed and therefore carries no characterized federal activity in this source.