RIO Logistics (S) Pte. LTD.

RIO Logistics (S) Pte. LTD., a Singapore-based international logistics and port operations contractor, delivers husbanding services, transportation, equipment rental, and base operations support to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open Navy contracts—97% of its 129 tracked federal awards are prime positions. The company operates internationally with no SBA set-aside posture and competes on firm fixed-price delivery orders and task orders against Navy-held indefinite delivery contracts.

RIO Logistics' federal footprint is heavily concentrated within the Department of the Navy across five sub-entities that collectively account for 100% of its combined potential value. The top two customer commands drive most of that concentration: the US Pacific Fleet Forces holds 42 awards valued at $2.21 billion in combined potential value, and Naval Supply Systems Command holds 16 awards valued at $2.3 billion. Military Sealift Command, Naval Special Warfare Command, and Naval Air Systems Command round out the active customer set. The dollar concentration is stark—two Navy commands account for approximately $4.51 billion of the $4.52 billion combined potential value across all awards, while remaining customers contribute sub-million-dollar work.

RIO Logistics' capability portfolio centers on port and harbor operations support for U.S. Navy and Military Sealift Command vessels across the Indo-Pacific and globally. Representative work includes husbanding services (provisions, fuel, waste removal, port operations logistics) for named vessels: $232 thousand for USS Blue Ridge at Changi Naval Base Singapore (March 2026), $104 thousand for USS George H.W. Bush beach detachment logistics in Singapore (April 2026), and $51.3 thousand for USS Roosevelt port services in Augusta Bay, Italy (February 2022). The vendor also delivers transportation services, equipment rental (forklifts, flatbed trucks), catering, laundry services, biomedical waste offload, and life support logistics. A $1.5 million COVID-19 ICU support award from Naval Special Warfare Command in Malaysia (April 2023) represents the vendor's broadest scope of work beyond routine husbanding.

RIO Logistics holds position on two primary Navy indefinite delivery contracts. The Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract TITUS (WEXMAC TITUS), a $2.3 billion multiple-award IDIQ managed by Naval Supply Systems Command through December 31, 2029, has generated 7 task orders valued at $272 thousand in combined potential value. The Global Husbanding Support Services IDIQ, a $1.8 billion vehicle noted in source descriptions, has generated 8 delivery orders valued at $417 thousand. A third vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract N6264918D0038 managed by Naval Supply Systems Command, generated 12 task orders valued at $321 thousand. These vehicles are the mechanism through which RIO Logistics receives nearly all of its federal work.

Award volume peaked at 25 orders in 2022, declined sharply to 3 in 2024, then recovered slightly to 12 across 2025 and the first half of 2026 (7 awards). Within the next twenty-four months, only 1 award reaches ultimate completion ($104 thousand combined potential value), indicating minimal recompete exposure. However, the steepness of the 2022-to-2024 decline and the low recent order count suggest either capacity constraints, customer procurement strategy shifts, or competitive pressure on the husbanding-services market.

In its subcontract role, RIO Logistics performs as a sub to V2X Systems LLC on the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) V contract, delivering lease, license, and non-LURA services at Subic Bay, Philippines (sub-award January 2026). Three additional sub-award modifications through V2X realigned funding against the same task order between November 2023 and October 2024.

RIO Logistics has been registered in SAM.gov since 2016 and operates exclusively outside the small business set-aside universe. Its federal contracting footprint is highly specialized—nearly all work flows through two Navy IDIQ vehicles and serves operational requirements at specific geographic locations in the Indo-Pacific, Mediterranean, and other forward naval bases. The vendor's market position depends almost entirely on inclusion in Navy multiple-award vehicle re-competes and on continued demand for port and life-support logistics at those locations.