DLA Troop Support’s Clothing and Textiles Directorate anticipates a firm-fixed-price service contract, with economic price adjustment allowed for standard freight, for Third Party Logistics support under the OCIE Southeast 3PL Program. The contractor will provide warehousing, storage, inventory management, and distribution of Government-owned clothing and individual equipment such as boots, coats, parkas, helmets, foot lockers, and body armor for DLA Troop Support and military customers. DLA will procure replenishment quantities and direct manufacturers to ship directly to the contractor, so the contractor will not requisition clothing from manufacturers. The contractor receives daily shipments from manufacturers, other 3PLs, and U.S. Government supply depots, then ships directly to C&T customers in CONUS and OCONUS. The contract includes a two-year base period with annual estimated MRO requisition quantities of 184,500 in the base period, 123,000 in each option year 3 through 7, and a possible six-month extension for 61,500; the acquisition is full and open unrestricted under FAR 15 and FAR 12, evaluated on inventory management/distribution, warehousing capabilities, past performance confidence, and small business participation.

DLA Troop Support Clothing and Textiles anticipates a Firm-Fixed-Price service contract with Economic Price Adjustment for standard freight under the OCIE Southeast 3PL Program, providing warehousing, storage, inventory management, and distribution of Government-owned clothing and individual equipment. The contractor will receive daily shipments from manufacturers, other 3PLs, and U.S. Government supply depots; warehouse items such as boots, coats, parkas, helmets, foot lockers, and body armor; and ship directly to C&T customers in CONUS and OCONUS, while DLA procures replenishment quantities and directs manufacturers to ship to the contractor. The acquisition will be full and open/unrestricted under FAR 15 and FAR 12, with evaluation based on technical factors (inventory management/distribution and warehousing capabilities), past performance confidence, and small business participation. The contract period includes a two-year base, five one-year option periods, and a possible six-month extension, with annual estimated MRO quantities of 184,500 in the base and 123,000 in each option year (61,500 for the six-month extension). All contractors must be registered in SAM to be eligible for award, and all responsible sources may submit offers.

This opportunity is for a firm-fixed-price service contract with an economic price adjustment for third-party logistics support for DLA’s Organization Clothing and Individual Equipment program in the Southeast. The contractor will receive, warehouse, and distribute government-owned clothing and equipment to CONUS and OCONUS customers, while DLA manages procurement from manufacturers. The contract includes a two-year base period with an estimated 184,500 orders, followed by option periods with 123,000 orders each and a six-month extension of 61,500 if needed. Competition will be full and open under FAR 15 and 12, with evaluation based on technical capability, past performance, and small business participation. Interested parties must be registered in SAM and should monitor for electronic solicitation availability.