Liberty Global Logistics LLC

Liberty Global Logistics LLC, doing business as LGL, is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in North New Hyde Park, New York, that provides ocean transportation, intermodal cargo movements, vessel chartering, and consolidated freight forwarding services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on a full-and-open, unrestricted basis. The vendor operates as the parent of Liberty Green Logistics LLC and competes exclusively in unrestricted procurement with no small-business set-asides across its portfolio; all 377 prime awards carry full competition designations.

LGL's federal footprint is heavily concentrated in defense logistics. The top five customer agencies by potential value account for the entire portfolio: the Department of the Air Force (33 awards, $4.96 billion combined potential value, 52% of dollars), the Army Materiel Command's Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (169 awards, $3.37 billion combined potential value, 35% of dollars), the Office of the Secretary of Defense (100 awards, $566.5 million), the Air Force's Air Mobility Command (54 awards, $533.4 million), and the Navy's Military Sealift Command (18 awards, $82.1 million). The Army SDDC leads by award count (169 delivery orders) but trails the Air Force in dollar magnitude, signaling a pattern of smaller but frequent orders from Army and larger, higher-value orders from the Air Force. Award volume has grown from 16 in 2022 to a peak of 34 in 2024, with 32 awards in 2025 and 12 year-to-date in 2026 (source data through June 3, 2026).

LGL holds three major parent vehicles anchoring task-order work. The Ocean and Intermodal Cargo Transport 2019 IDIQ (67 task orders, $481.2 million combined potential value) provides multimodal cargo delivery, ocean transportation charters, intermodal movements, and distribution services. The USTRANSCOM Universal Service Contract-8 (65 task orders, $259.4 million combined potential value) covers consolidated transportation shipments and freight forwarding for decentralized military ordering officers. Indefinite Delivery Contract HTC71109D0039 (50 task orders, $384.1 million combined potential value) supplies similar consolidated transportation and multimodal services. Additionally, LGL holds a $4 billion Universal Services Contract 10 (USC-10) awarded by U.S. Transportation Command on September 1, 2024, with an ultimate completion date of August 31, 2026, providing ocean transportation and distribution services supporting deployment, sustainment, and redeployment of U.S. forces globally. The company also holds a Voluntary Intermodal Sealift Agreement (VISA) Contingency Services contract with the Air Force awarded October 1, 2024, running through September 30, 2029 (with one five-year option and six-month extension available), providing vessel chartering and intermodal logistics support worldwide with a zero-dollar ceiling at the IDV level reflecting commitment of vessel capacity.

Representative work includes a $2.589 million delivery order from the Air Force under Multimodal-3 on May 12, 2026, for pork-free MRE transport from Ohio to Kuwait; a $11.74 million Military Sealift Command purchase order on March 11, 2026, for a 27-day dry cargo time charter with layday in Gdansk, Poland; a $4.97 million Air Force delivery order under USC-10 on March 1, 2026, for consolidated transportation shipments; and a $7.9 million Military Sealift Command contract on July 16, 2025, for a dry cargo voyage charter from Beaumont, Texas to Kuwait and Bahrain. LGL's work spans the full spectrum of defense sealift and intermodal operations, from single-commodity MRE shipments to large-scale vessel time charters supporting expeditionary mobility.

Activity has grown consistently over five years (2022–2025), with 2026 data reflecting only four months of activity. The combined potential value across all 377 awards stands at $9.51 billion, with $1.77 billion obligated to date (19% realization rate), typical for standing IDIQs and delivery-order vehicles. LGL competes predominantly on cost and logistics capability in a consolidated market dominated by a small number of large carriers; the absence of any subcontractor awards in the source data indicates the vendor executes work directly rather than through teaming arrangements.

Place of performance is New Hyde Park, New York, with subordinate operations at Kuwait, Wayne, Pennsylvania, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, and other global locations reflecting the worldwide scope of military logistics support. The vendor's NAICS concentration—274 awards in Deep Sea Freight Transportation (PSC 4400 Vessel Freight), 59 in Scheduled Freight Air Transportation (PSC 4510 Air Freight), and 44 in Freight Transportation Arrangement (PSC 4600 Marine Charter services)—confirms pure-play transportation positioning without diversification into systems integration, IT, or other federal services.