Next Evolution Water Solutions, Inc.

Next Evolution Water Solutions, Inc., doing business as Next Evolution Logistic Solutions (NELOGIS), is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and Veteran-Owned Business headquartered in Durham, New Hampshire, that competes predominantly in full-and-open federal procurements as a prime contractor, delivering fuel logistics, equipment procurement, training, and operational support services across Africa, the Indo-Pacific, and Latin America to defense and diplomatic agencies.

NELOGIS operates as a parent entity with a subsidiary, Evolutionary Logistics & Technologies LLC (a SDVOSB joint venture), and has generated $7.52 billion in combined potential value across 63 prime contract awards with $47.8 million obligated to date. All recorded awards are prime contracts; the vendor does not sub. The company's capability portfolio centers on fuel supply chain management (33 awards under NAICS 325910 — Petroleum Lubricating Oil and Grease Manufacturing), training and equipment delivery (13 awards under NAICS 541618 — Other Management Consulting Services), facilities and logistics support (10 awards under NAICS 561210 — Facilities Support Services), and engineering services. Concrete representative work includes a $5 billion five-year GLOBALCAP Indefinite Delivery Contract with the State Department Bureau of African Affairs (awarded July 2025, ultimate completion June 2035) for training, equipment, logistics, and construction support across sub-Saharan Africa; a $960 million nine-year counter-narcotics and global threats operations IDC with Air Combat Command (awarded March 2023, ultimate completion September 2032) spanning logistics, training, and program management in Africa, Indo-Pacific, and Latin American theaters; a $4.72 million UAS services delivery order with State Department Bureau of African Affairs in Comoros under AFRICAP III; a $5.19 million Niger equipment and training order under AFRICAP III; a $3.11 million Tanzania NCO Development delivery order under AFRICAP III with SDVOSB sole-source set-aside; and a $12 million alongside aircraft refueling contract with Naval Sea Systems Command at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland (awarded December 2023, ultimate completion December 2028).

Customer concentration is extreme and geographically weighted to African operations. The State Department Bureau of African Affairs anchors 43 awards (68% of total count) and $6.53 billion (87% of combined potential value), followed by Air Combat Command with 9 awards and $965.8 million. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy, State Department Bureau of Political Military Affairs, and Defense Logistics Agency Distribution round out the top five but represent a combined $18.1 million — roughly 0.24% of portfolio value. This concentration reflects NELOGIS's strategic focus on bulk fuel delivery and logistics support for U.S. embassy operations and partner-nation security cooperation in Africa, particularly Zimbabwe, where a substantial subset of awards cluster.

NELOGIS holds three major prime vehicle positions. The newly awarded GLOBALCAP IDC ($5 billion ceiling, multiple award, through June 2035) serves as the flagship platform for State Department training, equipment, and logistics delivery across Africa. The AFRICAP III IDC (State Department, multiple award) has generated 12 task orders worth $30.1 million combined potential value for logistics and equipment in Horn of Africa and West African missions. The Department of Defense Counter Narcotics and Global Threats IDC (Air Combat Command, multiple award, $960 million ceiling through September 2032) has produced 8 task orders valued at $5.8 million for global counter-narcotics operations and logistics support. An additional 32 task orders (combined potential value $2 million) flow through Indefinite Delivery Contract 19Z11520D0010, which carries fuel-delivery work. Two task orders ($2.6 million combined) sit under Naval Sea Systems Command's Indefinite Delivery Contract N0017821D9236 for aircraft refueling services.

Activity was steady through 2023 (9 awards in 2022, 13 in both 2023 and 2024) before declining to 7 awards in 2025 and 1 award in the first quarter of 2026. Seven awards with combined potential value $11 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating moderate recompete exposure. The vendor operates competitively and does not rely on set-aside designations across its prime footprint — 43 of 63 awards carry no set-aside, with SDVOSB sole-source used selectively on higher-value State Department work (three awards: the Tanzania NCO Development order at $3.11 million, the Djibouti ISR order at $2.54 million, and the Senegal PA DIRPA order at $1.4 million). The Total Small Business set-aside applies to the Army Southern Command humanitarian assistance IDIQ and one $500 Army delivery order.

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