WSL Logistics Support

WSL Logistics Support, a Philippines-based for-profit sole proprietorship, delivers transportation, material handling, base life support, and equipment rental services to U.S. military commands operating in the Philippines as a prime contractor under full-and-open procurement (no set-asides across 91 recent awards). The vendor operates exclusively as a prime on federal logistics work in the Asia-Pacific theater, with zero sub-award activity and no position on government-wide vehicles or agency-level IDIQs.

WSL Logistics Support's customer concentration is heavily weighted to Department of Defense Pacific region commands. The top five customers account for 92% of awards by count and 99% of combined potential value, led by Department of the Army Pacific Command (11 awards, $33 million combined potential value), the U.S. Marine Corps (43 awards, $2.4 million), the Department of the Navy Pacific Fleet Forces (14 awards, $735 thousand), Naval Special Warfare Command (12 awards, $356 thousand), and Naval Supply Systems Command (4 awards, $2.6 million). The Army's dollar concentration reflects two large BPAs: a $25 million Philippines Inland Transportation BPA (awarded December 2023, valid through December 2028) and a $25 million Base Life Support Services BPA (awarded October 2023, valid through October 2028). Both vehicles are multiple-award and do not carry set-asides. Representative task-order work under these BPAs includes a $217,422.49 firm fixed-price call for Army Forces inland transportation for Turn 2 retrograde linehauls (awarded June 2024), a $157,150 call for intertheater linehaul services (awarded April 2026), and a $28,449 call for base life support in Dingalan (awarded March 2025). Marine Corps awards are concentrated in material handling equipment, transportation, and basic life support at tactical concentrations: a $208,646.24 purchase order for 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit material handling and transportation (September 2022), a $28,449 call for base life support services (March 2025), and multiple smaller calls for bunk beds, food service, and ice delivery.

Activity has contracted year over year — eight awards in 2022 declining to two in 2026 to date — and obligated dollars amount to $3.7 million against $64.3 million in combined potential value, indicating that the vendor's work is heavily task-order-driven and volatile by fiscal year. The vendor's service footprint is geographically and operationally confined to the Philippines; all named work occurs there and supports U.S. military exercises, unit rotations, and base operations in the region. Performance scope is domestic to Philippines inland locations, with contracting offices located at Army Pacific Command and the Army's Expeditionary Contracting Command Regional Contracting Office in Hawaii. The vendor competes entirely under full-and-open procedures and does not hold position on any civilian-agency vehicles or GSA-managed acquisition instruments.