Navcor Logistics LLC

Navcor Logistics LLC, a small disadvantaged business and limited liability company based in McLean, Virginia, provides supply-chain and logistics support services for U.S. government food aid programs as a prime contractor on Department of Agriculture delivery orders and indefinite-delivery contracts. The vendor operates exclusively in the full-and-open competitive space — none of its recent awards carry set-aside designations — and all work to date is performed at its West McLean headquarters location.

Navcor's entire federal footprint centers on a single customer agency and a single capability domain. The Department of Agriculture accounts for 100% of recent awards: the Foreign Agricultural Service has placed two delivery orders (December 2025 and August 2026) totaling $23 million in combined potential value, and the Agricultural Marketing Service awarded a multiple-award IDIQ in December 2025 with a $47 million ceiling running through September 2030. Navcor holds these two FAS delivery orders as task orders under that IDIQ (121NTS26D0001), which means $23 million of the $47 million IDIQ ceiling is currently obligated. The August 2026 delivery order ($17 million, firm fixed price, completion August 2027) is the vendor's most recent award and the only one facing recompete risk inside the next twenty-four months.

The award pattern — two orders in 2025 and one in 2026 — reflects early-stage contract performance rather than sustained activity; the source does not carry prior-year awards. Navcor's NAICS classification across all three awards is Other Support Activities for Water Transportation, and its PSC codes are routed to Other Quality Control/Test/Inspect—Miscellaneous, suggesting logistics, procurement, and inventory management functions within food-aid supply chains rather than transportation or warehousing operations per se. With $23 million obligated against a $70 million combined potential value across all awards, the vendor is executing roughly one-third of contracted ceiling as of October 2026, positioning the IDIQ's remaining $24 million and the FAS December 2025 order (completion September 2026) as near-term recompete and renewal opportunities.