Mls-Multinational Logistic Services LIMITED

Mls-Multinational Logistic Services LIMITED, headquartered in Gzira, Malta, operates as a for-profit prime contractor delivering port husbanding services, stevedoring, and maritime logistics support to the U.S. Department of Defense and federal maritime agencies, competing entirely in full-and-open procurements with no set-asides across its federal footprint.

The company's core business centers on husbanding and port support operations—provisions, fuel delivery, waste removal, stevedoring, terminal handling, transportation, and crew lodging for naval vessels during port visits worldwide. Concrete recent work includes a $1.73 million delivery order from Military Sealift Command (March 2026) for husbanding services supporting USS Mount Whitney in Gaeta, Italy; a $317.8 thousand delivery order from US Fleet Forces Command (November 2025) for Suez Canal transit husbanding for USS Roosevelt; a $302.6 thousand Military Sealift Command delivery order (December 2025) for USNS Catawba support at Al Duqm, Oman; and a $286.8 thousand US Pacific Fleet Forces order (October 2025) for USS Cincinnati husbanding in Singapore. The vendor also executed a $2.73 million longer-term delivery order (July 2024, due August 2025) from Military Sealift Command for USS Mount Whitney port visit services in Gaeta, Italy.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward the Navy. The top five funding agencies account for 88 percent of recent awards by count, led by Military Sealift Command (2,532 awards, $176.2 million combined potential value), US Fleet Forces Command Atlantic Fleet (2,318 awards, $1.37 billion), and US Coast Guard (1,217 awards, $24.6 million). Dollar concentration diverges notably from award count: US Pacific Fleet Forces anchors most dollars despite fewer awards (619 awards, $2.67 billion combined potential value), followed by Atlantic Fleet ($1.37 billion across 2,318 orders) and Naval Forces Europe/Africa ($319.6 million across 49 awards). The vendor works across 42 distinct customer agencies; beyond Navy, Department of Homeland Security, Department of the Army, and Naval Supply Systems Command are recurring customers.

The vendor sits on multiple Navy husbanding and logistics IDIQs, all operating on delivery-order task structures under full-and-open competition. The five largest vehicles by task-order volume and dollar value are Indefinite Delivery Contract N6817114D0005 (1,876 task orders, $122.4 million), NAVSUP EUCOM Husbanding Services 2016-2021 (706 task orders, $57.8 million), Indefinite Delivery Contract N6817118D0003 (703 task orders, $52.6 million), Indefinite Delivery Contract N6817107D0007 (397 task orders, $32.5 million), and Global Husbanding Support Services (384 task orders, $35.5 million). The company holds no identified subcontractor relationships; it operates as a prime on all recorded awards.

Activity has surged in recent years. The vendor received four awards in 2024 and exploded to 75 awards in 2025, with 16 awards already recorded in early 2026 (as of May 2). The combined potential value across all 8,027 awards totals $5.03 billion, though obligated spend to date represents only 10 percent ($516.3 million), indicating most awards carry option periods or spanning multiple fiscal years. The vendor's award footprint spans the full operational geography of the global Navy: husbanding calls appear across the Middle East (Bahrain, Oman, UAE, Saudi Arabia), Mediterranean (Italy, Greece, Egypt), Asia-Pacific (Singapore, Japan, Thailand, Sri Lanka), Africa, and Northern Europe. This geographic breadth reflects the vendor's role as a routine provider of port logistics at strategic chokepoints and forward-deployed bases.

The vendor's category footprint confirms pure port and maritime logistics specialization. The top NAICS is Port and Harbor Operations (5,964 awards), followed distantly by All Other Support Services and Other Commercial/Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing. Primary PSC coding is Support–Management: Logistics Support (5,352 awards) and Ship Husbanding Services—Management/Integration Service (329 awards). No data indicates supply, manufacturing, or defense IT capabilities; the footprint is entirely logistics and port operations.