Cherry Trading Company

Cherry Trading Company, a Pakistan-based for-profit organization headquartered in Chenab Nagar, Jhang, Punjab, holds a single-award $70 million indefinite delivery contract from the Office of the Secretary of Defense (awarded November 25, 2024, extending through May 24, 2030) and operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) providing non-tactical vehicle leasing, operations, and maintenance services exclusively in Saudi Arabia to support U.S. Department of Defense components and the United States Military Training Mission. The vendor competes full-and-open on all awards with no set-aside designations, reflecting the specialized and vendor-specific nature of overseas vehicle logistics.

Cherry Trading Company's capability portfolio centers on mid-size and full-size SUV leasing paired with in-country vehicle operations and maintenance support for Defense Department agencies operating in the Middle East. Representative recent work includes a $4.1 million delivery order from the Air Force (December 2025) for USMTM vehicle leasing; a $3.7 million delivery order from the Office of the Secretary of Defense (December 2024) for vehicle leasing supporting Foreign Military Sales administration and Airborne Warning and Control System operations; and a $155.6 thousand definitive contract from the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Middle East (July 2025) for five mid-size and five full-size SUVs supporting USACE personnel in Saudi Arabia. The vendor also subcontracts to Science Applications International Corporation on foreign car rental support.

Customer concentration is split between two dominant agencies. The Office of the Secretary of Defense anchors 53% of combined potential value across 26 awards totaling $81.3 million, while the Department of the Air Force drives 97% of award count (104 awards) but represents 39% of potential value at $60.2 million. The Air Force's volume reflects high task-order frequency under two large standing IDVs: FA488519D0001 (77 task orders, $20.7 million combined potential) and FA488525D0001 (44 task orders, $12.4 million combined potential). The Army Central Command, Army Materiel Command Security Assistance Command, and Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Middle East round out the active customer base. Activity has grown unevenly—23 awards in 2022, 27 in 2023, declining to 11 in 2024, then recovering to 27 in 2025—with 24 awards (combined potential value $6.6 million) reaching completion within the next twenty-four months and facing recompete exposure.

The vendor holds additional vehicle leasing IDVs with the Air Force valued at $30 million through May 2030 and a $4.5 million blanket purchase agreement with Army Central Command for inland transportation services in Saudi Arabia, bringing total committed contract capacity to over $104.5 million through 2030. All work is performed in Saudi Arabia; the vendor has been registered in SAM.gov since November 2015 and holds no federal grant or cooperative agreement positions in the source record.