Toll Remote Logistics PTY LTD

Toll Remote Logistics PTY LTD, a foreign-owned, for-profit international logistics organization headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, operates as Holyman Marine Agencies and provides maritime husbanding, port operations, and logistics support services to the U.S. Department of Defense and Coast Guard exclusively as a prime contractor on a full-and-open basis across multiple geographic regions. The vendor competes without set-aside designations and holds several substantial indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its federal footprint.

Toll Remote Logistics delivers concrete maritime logistics capabilities: husbanding services (provisions, fuel, waste removal, transportation, line handling, communications coordination) for naval vessel port visits; port operations and stevedoring; customs brokerage and freight forwarding; and base operations and life support services. The vendor's three largest IDV holdings are a $1.9 billion single-award Naval Supply Systems Command base operations and life support services contract (awarded July 2025, performance through December 2029); a $710 million multiple-award Surface Deployment and Distribution Command port operations and related transportation services contract (awarded June 2024, performance through May 2034); and a $6.18 million Army Pacific Command customs port and husbandry services contract (awarded March 2025, performance through March 2030). Recent representative delivery orders include $1,095,909.78 for U.S. Army Prepositioned Stocks entry to Port of Melbourne with onward movement to Bandiana, Australia (Army Pacific Command, June 2025); $348,888.12 for husbanding services supporting USNS Yukon port visit to Sasebo, Japan (Military Sealift Command, October 2024); and $2,066,388.10 for USS Nimitz port visit husbanding to Sasebo, Japan (Naval Air Systems Command, May 2023).

Customer concentration is extreme and imbalanced. The Department of the Navy Pacific Fleet Forces dominates with 301 awards (54% of 555 total awards) and $2.5 billion combined potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command holds 11 awards worth $2.1 billion, anchored by the recently awarded $1.9 billion IDV. Military Sealift Command accounts for 177 awards with $30.9 million potential value. These three Navy entities cover 92% of award count and 100% of combined potential value. The Surface Deployment and Distribution Command's $710 million contract represents 12% of the vendor's total potential value. Ten U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) awards carry $396.9 million potential value. The U.S. Coast Guard holds 10 awards totaling $138 thousand. The vendor's portfolio spans 17 distinct customer agencies but concentration with Navy components is dominant.

Toll Remote Logistics places 246 task orders under the Global Husbanding Support Services parent IDIQ (primarily Pacific Fleet Forces). The vendor also sits on three other Navy IDIQs: N6264918D0043 (85 task orders, $11.6 million), N6264914D0003 (73 task orders, $10.5 million), and N6264911A0013 BPA (10 task orders, $8 thousand). These four vehicles account for the bulk of the vendor's ordering activity. The newly awarded Naval Supply Systems Command $1.9 billion contract and the Surface Deployment and Distribution Command $710 million contract represent high-value IDV positions but have generated minimal task order activity to date.

Activity volume peaked in 2022 with 79 awards, declined to 54 in 2023, further fell to 36 in 2024, and dropped to 34 in 2025. Only two awards appear in 2026, reflecting the recency of the snapshot (October 15, 2026). The sharp decline in task order volume post-2022 is offset by the recent award of two very large indefinite delivery contracts: the $1.9 billion Naval Supply Systems Command vehicle and the $710 million Surface Deployment and Distribution Command vehicle. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only one award with combined potential value of $62 thousand faces ultimate completion within that window.

The vendor is 100% prime contractor focused with zero sub-award activity in the source data. Place of performance is predominantly Asia-Pacific, with concentration in Japan (Sasebo, Yokosuka, Hakodate, Otaru), Australia (Sydney, Melbourne), Thailand (Phuket, Sattahip, Chuk Samet), Malaysia (Kuantan, Langkawi, Lumut, Brunei), and India (Goa), reflecting established operational infrastructure for supporting naval and sealift operations in the region. Recent awards also span the Atlantic (Turkey, Oman, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Bangladesh) and support exercises (Talisman Saber 25, Australia).

Toll Remote Logistics' award portfolio is dominated by two NAICS categories: Port and Harbor Operations (352 awards) and All Other Support Services (110 awards). Primary PSC coding centers on Support–Management: Logistics Support (208 awards), Ship Husbanding Services–Management/Integration Service (108 awards), and Husbanding Services across removal, transportation, and port operations (134 awards combined).

The vendor's corporate structure includes a named subsidiary, Toll Remote Logistics USA Inc., a foreign-owned, for-profit entity, though award activity appears concentrated in the parent entity operating as Holyman Marine Agencies.