Loyalty Support Services

Loyalty Support Services, a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Amman, Jordan, provides base life support, construction, logistics, and operational services to the U.S. Department of Defense as a prime contractor on delivery orders and blanket purchase agreements (94% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to defense integrators on overseas contingency operations. The vendor competes entirely on full-and-open, non-set-aside awards across all customer agencies.

The vendor's customer concentration reflects deep, sustained relationships with Army and Air Force commands in the Middle East. The top five customers by award count account for 83% of recent awards, led by the Department of the Army Central Command (135 awards, $767.4 million combined potential value), followed by the Defense Logistics Agency Energy (74 awards, $5.8 million), the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command (57 awards, $27.9 million), the Department of the Air Force Central Command (38 awards, $129.4 million), and the U.S. Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service (20 awards, $10 million). The top-potential-value ranking shifts sharply: the Department of the Army anchors $1.95 billion across just four awards—a concentration signal indicating large, multiyear base life support delivery orders dwarfing volume-driven relationships. Army Central Command and Air Force Central Command together drive over 90% of the vendor's potential value. Recent representative prime work includes a $938.2 million delivery order from the Army for base life support at H5 Base for 350 personnel (awarded February 24, 2025, with incremental funding through February 23, 2026); a $61.2 million Army award for base life support at Joint Training Center for 1,144 personnel (March 10, 2025); a $31.7 million Army Central Command delivery order for Jordan base life support services under the Status of Forces Agreement program (March 10, 2026, completion October 29, 2027); and a $1.55 million Air Combat Command delivery order for construction of a dining facility at Moton Field (August 19, 2025).

Loyalty Support Services holds position on five named indefinite-delivery vehicles. The largest is Indefinite Delivery Contract W52P1J18D0030 with the Army, which carries 50 task orders valued at $1.68 billion combined potential—the single largest vehicle anchoring the vendor's footprint. Indefinite Delivery Contract W52P1J15D0011 with the Army (39 task orders, $28.1 million) and Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE60015D0027 with the Defense Logistics Agency (67 task orders, $704 thousand) round out the top vehicles. Additionally, the vendor holds a $98 million multiple-award construction contract with Air Force Air Combat Command (valid through September 2026) and a $10 million single-award blanket purchase agreement with Air Force Central Command for camp and facility operations support services including lodging, latrine operations, wastewater treatment, power generation, and water delivery (completion January 31, 2028).

Activity has been volatile over the past five years, declining from 42 awards in 2022 to 16 in 2026 year-to-date (through April 10). The source captures a three-month snapshot from January through April 2026; trajectory assessment should account for this limited window. Seven awards (combined potential value $56.2 million) complete within the next twenty-four months, exposing the vendor to recompete risk on that volume. In its subcontractor role, Loyalty Support Services delivers base life support and logistics services to Vectrus Systems LLC on multiple AFCAP V (Air Force Contract Augmentation Program V) and LOGCAP V (Logistics Civil Augmentation Program V) task orders, and serves as a subcontractor to CACI Inc. Federal, KBR Services LLC, and Ptsi Managed Services Inc. on services and security system work across the Middle East. The vendor operates primarily as a prime contractor with no reliance on subcontractors.

Place of performance is exclusively Jordan and the broader Middle East region, with all work supporting U.S. military installations and contingency operations under Status of Forces Agreements with host nations. The vendor's capability footprint centers on comprehensive base operations—food service, lodging, facility maintenance, wastewater management, power generation, and water delivery—alongside construction of billets, dining facilities, fire stations, data centers, and infrastructure hardening. The vendor does not compete within the U.S. federal civilian market and maintains no presence on U.S.-based GSA or government-wide vehicles.