No Ka Lahui JV LLC

No Ka Lahui JV LLC, a Honolulu-based small business joint venture and self-certified small disadvantaged business, delivers expeditionary logistics, transportation, and construction materials support to Department of Defense commands as a prime contractor, with 100% of recent awards issued as delivery orders under the Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract TITUS (WEXMAC TITUS) vehicle. The vendor is a child entity of GSI Hawaii Inc., a minority-owned, Native Hawaiian organization-owned firm.

No Ka Lahui JV LLC operates almost entirely within the WEXMAC TITUS ecosystem, placing ten delivery orders valued at $2.6 million in combined potential value against that vehicle alongside a substantial $1.55 billion master Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract with Naval Supply Systems Command through December 31, 2029. The master IDIQ authorizes provision of fifteen broad categories of non-commercial services and supplies, including logistics management, material handling, lodging, life support, force protection, communications, and transportation, with performance worldwide inside and outside the United States. The contract carries a partial small business set-aside and is structured with a $1.275 billion base ordering period (first five years) and a $1.275 billion five-year option period.

Concrete recent delivery-order work includes a $1.8 million firm fixed-price rental of boom lifts with safety harness, delivery, maintenance, and recovery support to Fort Bliss, Texas for Department of the Army Task Force Operation along the southern border (November 2025); a $509.9 thousand delivery of Class IV construction materials supplies to Fiji for U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (September 2025); a $129.2 thousand delivery of overseas Type II containers and loading trucks to Fairfax, Virginia for the Chief of Naval Personnel (December 2025); and a $79.8 thousand procurement and delivery of equipment to Sulu Sanitarium and General Hospital in the Philippines for Naval Special Warfare Command (July 2026). Additional task orders span logistics and transportation services in Japan, Guam, Australia, and communications services (cell phone rental, dumpster logistics, cellular and Wi-Fi telecommunications).

Customer concentration by dollar value is anchored entirely by Naval Supply Systems Command, which accounts for the $1.55 billion master contract representing 99.9% of combined potential value across the portfolio. By task-order count, the Navy dominates: Naval Supply Systems Command, Marine Corps, Department of the Army, Naval Air Systems Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, and other Navy commands account for the eight distinct agencies served. The vendor competes under partial small business set-asides on most awards, with several delivery orders (Marine Corps logistics in Japan, Naval Sea Systems Command transportation in Australia, Army welding trailers) issued without set-aside designations. Activity shows nine awards in 2025 and two awards in 2026 to date, with all delivery orders either completed or scheduled to complete by August 2026, creating significant recompete exposure across the WEXMAC TITUS task-order portfolio. Primary capability coding aligns to NAICS 541618 (Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services) and PSC Support–Management: Logistics Support.