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Logistics and Transportation: Fueling America's Progress

USFCR

Logistics and Transportation: Fueling America's Progress Logistics and transportation form the backbone of our national security and economic vitality, and their importance in today's world cannot be overstated. As a business owner in this dynamic industry, you have the power to make a real difference in the world.

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International Auto Logistics Secures $2.2B TRANSCOM Global Privately Owned Vehicles V Contract

GovCon Wire

Transportation Command has awarded International Auto Logistics a potential eight-year, $2.2 billion contract to provide personnel, training and equipment to support the shipment and storage of privately owned vehicles of uniformed service members and civilian employees within the Department of Defense.

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Radiant Logistics Secures USAID Contract for Transportation, Logistics Services

ExecutiveBiz

Radiant Logistics, a technology-enabled global transportation and logistics services provider, has been awarded a five-year contract by the U.S. Agency for International Development to provide transportation and logistics support for personnel and equipment worldwide.

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TRAX International Books Potential $265M NASA Contract for Logistics and Management Support

ExecutiveBiz

TRAX International has received a potential six-year, $265 million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to deliver NASA logistics services and management support. The space agency said Tuesday the contract covers disposal operations, export control, equipment management, mail, supply, materials and transportation for its missions.

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The Cold, Hard Facts About Cold Chain Logistics

Art of Procurement

The term “cold chain” was first used in 1908 to describe meat industry storage and transportation in and out of. The post The Cold, Hard Facts About Cold Chain Logistics appeared first on Art of Procurement.

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Argentina to Acquire Basler BT-67 Aircraft via $143M Foreign Military Sale

ExecutiveBiz

The Defense Security Cooperation Agency said Thursday that the FMS has an estimated cost of $143 million and includes the aircraft themselves, various parts, technical documentation, training equipment and logistics and program support, such as personnel training, technical and engineering services and transportation.

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Fleet Management Technology Keeps Federal Vehicles Running

FedTech Magazine

Real-time data derived from modernized fleet management tools “enables GSA Fleet to save money by tackling maintenance issues early, before they can become the cause of a major repair,” says Crystal Philcox, assistant commissioner of GSA’s Office of Travel, Transportation and Logistics.