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BLG AUTOTERMINAL BREMERHAVEN GMBH & CO.KG (315010145) SENATOR-BORTTSCHELLER-STR. 1 BREMERHAVEN, 27568

UEI: SLED_EA9E77D382D10FCE

BLG AUTOTERMINAL BREMERHAVEN GMBH & CO.KG (315010145) SENATOR-BORTTSCHELLER-STR. 1 BREMERHAVEN, 27568 is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_EA9E77D382D10FCE. It has been awarded $10,338,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Marine Cargo Handling. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense.

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SLED_EA9E77D382D10FCE

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BLG Autoterminal Bremerhaven GmbH & Co.KG specializes in longshoring and warehousing services. Their core capabilities include the management of port operations, specifically focusing on the handling, storage, and logistics of cargo within the Port of Bremerhaven. The company has experience support...

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Department Of Defense$10.3M100%

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488320 - Marine Cargo Handling$10.3M100%

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SPR WEST HACKBERRY AND BIG HILL CRUDE OIL/CRUDE PETROLEUM DISTRIBUTION & TERMINALLING SERVICESThe Department of Energy, through the Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response, is forecasting a contract for crude oil and crude petroleum distribution and terminalling services at the SPR West Hackberry and Big Hill sites. This project, categorized under NAICS code 488320, will be performed in Texas. The current incumbent contractor for these services is Sunoco Partners Marketing and Terminals L.P. Interested parties may coordinate with Small Business Program Manager Brian Halstead regarding this upcoming requirement.

Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response

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Marine Logistics & HaulingThe Marine Logistics and Hauling subcontract involves the waterborne transport of heavy stabilization materials, specifically stone and steel components, for prime contractors working on Government of Ontario projects at the Fort William Historical Park. The scope of work includes the loading, unloading, and delivery of these materials to a designated wharf location using a fleet of barges, tugboats, and marine cranes. Managed under the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming, this opportunity requires the service provider to hold all necessary marine transport licenses and safety certifications. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 9, 2026, to support these critical infrastructure efforts in Canada.

Tourism, Culture and Gaming

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Kingdom of Bahrain S&RTS

Solicitation # HTC71126QE170

USTRANSCOM-AQ is soliciting Firm Fixed Price IDIQ contracts for Stevedoring and Related Terminal Services (S&RTS) to manage the import and export of U.S. Government cargo throughout the Kingdom of Bahrain. The scope of work includes the full spectrum of cargo management for containers, vehicles, breakbulk, and aircraft, specifically covering stevedoring, long-shoring, staging, storage, and the handling of hazardous materials and ammunition. Primary performance locations include Mina Salman Port, Khalifa Bin Salman Port, ASRY Dry Dock, and various Naval Support Activity and Air Base sites. The contract features a five-year base ordering period from July 6, 2027, to July 5, 2032, with an option for a six-month extension through January 5, 2033. A minimum guarantee of 2,500 dollars is provided for the first twelve months of performance. The solicitation, updated to number HTC71127QE127, requires responses by November 13, 2026. Award will be based on the lowest evaluated price among quotes with a technical submission rated as acceptable. Evaluation criteria include a Technical Worksheet and a Mission Essential Plan, which must detail the contractor's ability to maintain services during a crisis. Contractors must designate a primary contract manager and at least two alternates with demonstrated experience in longshoring and stevedoring. Invoicing is conducted electronically via the Treasury Invoice Processing Portal, with payments issued according to the Prompt Payment Act. Compliance with various FAR and DFARS clauses is required, including cybersecurity standards and local labor laws.

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Cargo Securing & Lashing SuppliesThis subcontract, managed by the Department of Defense under Mschq Norfolk, involves the provision of cargo securing and lashing supplies for prime contractors operating Military Sealift Command vessel charters. The scope of work includes the delivery of heavy-duty lashings, straps, chains, and securing hardware designed to ensure all cargo is safely secured for transit. All materials and procedures must strictly comply with 49 CFR 176.170, and the provider is responsible for issuing Letters of Variance for any required stowage variances. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 488320, with the place of performance located in Japan. Interested parties should note that the solicitation was posted on October 21, 2026, with a response deadline set for November 2, 2026.

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Marine Transport and Barge Off-loading ServicesThis subcontract for Marine Transport and Barge Off-loading Services involves the removal and transport of reclaimed fuel oil for prime contractors on DLA Energy projects at DFSP Craney Island. The selected provider will be responsible for supplying fuel-rated barges and the necessary off-load mechanisms to extract fuel from government loading racks. The scope of work includes the navigation and transport of 25,000 barrels of fuel from Portsmouth, Virginia, to designated destinations, ensuring the complete transfer and removal of fuel from the government site. To perform these services, personnel must possess DBIDS or TWC credentials to secure required base access. The project falls under NAICS code 488320 and is managed under the Department of Defense via DLA Energy. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 26, 2026.

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KALA - 19013 - EXERCISE OPTION YEAR - 10207 - Ocean Cargo Barge Service to KalaupapaThe Department of the Interior is seeking a contractor to provide annual round-trip ocean cargo barge services between Honolulu, Oahu, and the Kalaupapa National Historic Park on the island of Molokai. The selected contractor is responsible for providing all necessary management, labor, tools, and equipment to ensure the successful transport of goods to and from the park. This requirement is categorized under NAICS code 488320 and is currently listed as a forecast for an option year exercise. Primary coordination for this service is managed through the National Park Service, with Nancy Holman serving as the designated point of contact.

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LOGISTICAL SUPPORT SERVICES (Provisioning/ILO)The Department of the Navy, specifically the Chief of Naval Personnel, is forecasting a requirement for logistical support services focusing on provisioning, maritime material handling, and load and stow operations. Classified under NAICS code 488320, this contract aims to ensure the efficient movement and management of supplies necessary for naval operations. Performance for these services will take place across various strategic ports, including locations in Connecticut, Virginia, Florida, California, Washington, Hawaii, Guam, and Kings Bay, Georgia. This wide geographic scope indicates a need for a contractor capable of managing distributed maritime logistics across multiple domestic and international naval hubs.

Chief Of Naval Personnel

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Stevedoring & Related Terminal ServicesThe Department of the Navy, specifically through the Blount Island Command, is forecasting a requirement for stevedoring and related terminal services to support the MCPP. This contract falls under NAICS code 488320 and will be performed at the BIC location. The procurement is currently listed as a forecast with a posted date of July 2, 2026. Interested parties can find further information through the Secretary of the Navy's small business portal.

Blount Island Command

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Technical Support for Proprietary Fire Alarm SystemsThe contract provides ongoing technical support for proprietary fire alarm systems located at USAG Wiesbaden, requiring the contractor to utilize incumbent-specific knowledge and direct access to specialized software to maintain system functionality and compliance. This support is critical for ensuring continuous operational readiness and safety compliance across DoD facilities, with the work tied closely to the unique architecture and configuration of the existing alarm infrastructure. The contractor must be familiar with the proprietary nature of the systems, including undocumented procedures or legacy components that only prior service providers would know. This is a subcontract under the Department of Defense, classified under NAICS code 541512 for computer systems design services, with performance exclusively centered in Wiesbaden, Germany. The contract does not specify a solicitation number or set-aside status, indicating it was likely awarded through direct negotiation or as part of a broader parent contract. The absence of detailed point of contact or address information suggests the administrative framework is managed internally by the DoD office responsible for facility security systems, and the success of the contract hinges entirely on continuity of expertise and unrestricted system access.

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Fire Alarm System Documentation and ReportingThis contract pertains to the maintenance and accurate submission of all documentation related to fire alarm system inspections, tests, and repairs, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and the requirements of the authoritative local jurisdiction. The work focuses entirely on administrative and recordkeeping responsibilities tied to fire safety systems, requiring meticulous tracking of activities to guarantee continuous adherence to applicable codes and oversight mandates. All records must be preserved and reported in a manner acceptable to regulatory bodies to maintain system validity and operational readiness. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 541611, indicating it involves administrative management and general management services. It is linked to the Department of Defense and will be performed in Wiesbaden, reflecting its alignment with federal installations and military facility requirements. The solicitation was posted on June 17, 2026, and while no specific solicitation number is provided, the work environment emphasizes strict regulatory compliance, accurate documentation, and timely reporting to support the safety infrastructure of DoD properties overseas.

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Fire Alarm System Repair and TroubleshootingThis contract encompasses corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair services for fire alarm system components at USAG Wiesbaden, ensuring the continued operational integrity of life safety systems following reported faults or failures. The work is limited to on-site responses to system malfunctions and does not include preventive or routine maintenance, focusing instead on urgent repairs to restore full functionality in compliance with military safety standards. Performed under a subcontract within the Department of Defense, the contract is classified under NAICS code 811212 for electronic equipment repair and maintenance, with performance required at the Wiesbaden military installation. The task is initiated in response to system failures, requiring rapid technician deployment to diagnose, isolate, and repair faulty hardware or wiring within the fire alarm network. All work must adhere to DoD safety protocols and local regulations governing fire alarm system reliability in federal facilities.

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Fire Alarm System Testing and InspectionThe contract involves comprehensive testing and inspection of fire alarm systems to ensure full functionality and adherence to both U.S. and German safety codes, reflecting a dual regulatory requirement due to the location of performance in Wiesbaden, Germany. The work is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 541330, indicating it falls within the architectural and engineering services category, and is managed by the Department of Defense through its office designated as 0409 Aq Hq. The solicitation was posted on June 17, 2026, with no set-aside provisions indicated, meaning it is open to all eligible contractors regardless of business size or status. Performance is specifically required at Wiesbaden, necessitating on-site activities and coordination with local authorities and facility operators to meet international compliance standards. The contract does not specify a point of contact or detailed award information, but its placement within a DoD framework underscores the critical nature of maintaining life safety systems in U.S. military installations abroad.

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Fire Alarm System Preventive MaintenanceThe contract entails routine preventive maintenance of fire alarm and detection systems located at USAG Wiesbaden to ensure continuous operational readiness and full compliance with life-safety regulations. The work is classified under NAICS code 238220, indicating it involves specialized electrical and fire protection system installation and servicing, and is structured as a subcontract within the Department of Defense procurement framework. Maintenance activities are focused on sustaining system functionality across all designated facilities at the Wiesbaden installation, with requirements centered on inspection, testing, calibration, and repair of fire detection components to meet federal and military safety standards. The contract was posted on June 17, 2026, and is administered under the 0409 Aq Hq Contract office with place of performance specifically tied to Wiesbaden, Germany. While details such as solicitation number, set-aside classification, and point of contact are not provided, the scope requires consistent adherence to stringent operational protocols to safeguard personnel and infrastructure. The nature of the work demands qualified technicians with expertise in fire alarm systems, and performance must align with DoD mandates to ensure compliance during routine audits and emergency scenarios.

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Port Cargo Handling and Stevedoring LaborThis contract involves the provision of skilled labor specialized in loading, unloading, and handling cargo at Indonesian ports. It encompasses critical operations such as coordinating vessel activities, moving containers efficiently, and ensuring proper stowage of cargo to facilitate smooth port logistics. The scope emphasizes expertise in stevedoring labor to support the overall movement and management of cargo for maritime transport. Designated as a subcontract under the Department of Defense’s Ustranscom-Aq agency, the contract is aligned with NAICS code 488320, which pertains to port and harbor operations. Although details regarding solicitation number, location specifics, and points of contact are not provided, this contract ensures vital support services essential for maintaining cargo flow and operational readiness at Indonesian ports, reflecting its strategic importance for defense-related maritime logistics.

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Stevedoring and Longshoring ServicesThis subcontract for Stevedoring and Longshoring Services involves the loading and discharging of US Military cargo at the Port of Rotterdam for prime contractors on USTRANSCOM projects. The scope of work includes handling containers, breakbulk, and oversized military vehicles, facilitating the transfer of these assets between vessels, commercial trucks, and railcars through the use of forklifts and heavy-lift cranes. To qualify for this engagement, providers must possess a valid work permit or business license from the Rotterdam Port Authority and ensure all personnel undergo required criminal screening. The primary objective of the contract is the successful delivery and movement of loaded and discharged cargo under the oversight of the Department of Defense.

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Specialized Cargo Handling (Aircraft & Heavy Vehicles)This subcontract with the Department of Defense under USTRANSCOM-AQ involves specialized cargo handling for aircraft and heavy vehicles weighing up to 150,000 lbs at the Port of Rotterdam. The scope of work includes the loading, unloading, and securement of both rotary and fixed-wing aircraft using specialized ramps and heavy-duty tie-downs to ensure the safe delivery of military assets. A critical component of the contract is the management of hazardous materials and Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives. Consequently, personnel must possess HAZMAT certification and specific aircraft securement training to operate under NAICS code 488320. The project focuses on supporting prime contractors in the movement of high-value military equipment within a specialized maritime environment.

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S&RTS Rotterdam, Netherlands

Solicitation # TRANSCOM26R003

In 2026, USTRANSCOM is seeking to establish a contract for Stevedoring and Related Terminal Services at the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands, to support the Department of Defense’s Defense Transportation System by managing the full lifecycle of import and export cargo operations. The contractor will be responsible for handling all types of U.S. government cargo—including military vehicles up to 150,000 lbs, arms, ammunition, explosives, hazardous materials, refrigerated items, and sensitive cargo—across multiple modes of transportation such as vessels, railcars, and commercial trucks, with services required around the clock, 365 days a year. Primary operations will occur at the UniPort Terminal and other designated sites within Rotterdam, requiring the contractor to perform simultaneous vessel loading and discharging, container stuffing and unstuffing, in-transit storage, warehousing, cargo washing and fumigation, and intra-port transfers. The contract will operate under a Schedule of Rates mechanism, with pricing based on individual units (EA) or measurement tons (MTON), and reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses up to $3,500 per item without prior written approval from the Contracting Officer. All performance must align with Best Commercial Practices and comply with stringent regulatory standards including MIL-STD-129R for military marking, IPPC ISPM-15 for wood packaging, 49 CFR Parts 100-185 and the IMDG Code for hazardous materials, and 29 CFR Part 1918 for longshoring safety. The contractor is bound by comprehensive compliance, safety, and security obligations under DFARS, FAR, and other federal and host-nation regulations, including safeguards for Controlled Unclassified Information and Cyber Incident Reporting per DFARS 252-204-7012, and adherence to DoD antiterrorism standards. Personnel must be vetted in accordance with U.S. requirements, and the contractor is required to submit semi-annual reports on first-tier foreign service providers with access to U.S. government shipments. Safety programs, hazard analyses, and accident prevention plans must be submitted within five days of contract award, and the contractor must maintain a formal Quality Control Inspection Program with a Quality Control Inspection Checklist submitted after every vessel operation. Invoicing is strictly electronic via the Treasury Invoice Processing Portal within 30 days of mission completion, with payments governed by the Prompt Payment Act and subject to certification by the Contracting Officer’s Representative within

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Vessel Stevedoring – Breakbulk Cargo Loading/UnloadingThe contract involves providing stevedoring services for the manual and equipment-assisted loading and unloading of breakbulk cargo, which includes vehicles, machinery, and containers on military and government vessels. This work also encompasses handling cargo lashings and hatch operations, essential for securing and accessing cargo efficiently. The service is to be performed primarily at the port of Wilhelmshaven. This subcontract, categorized under NAICS code 488320, is overseen by the Department of Defense through Ustranscom-aq. It was posted on April 23, 2026, with no specified set-aside or particular organization type requirements. The contract emphasizes specialized handling to support military and governmental logistics, ensuring the safe and effective transfer of critical equipment and cargo.

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