JAMAC CLEARING AND FORWARDING AGENCY

JAMAC CLEARING AND FORWARDING AGENCY specializes in inland transportation, customs clearance, and shipping logistics services for U.S. government missions abroad. Their core capabilities center on end-to-end packing, crating, and freight forwarding for diplomatic and institutional cargo, ensuring compliance with international shipping regulations and secure handling of sensitive government materials. The contractor delivers integrated clearing and forwarding solutions, including documentation preparation, customs brokerage, and coordination with port and terminal authorities to facilitate timely delivery of consignments under GSO (General Services Office) directives. Technical expertise includes adherence to U.S. Department of State packaging standards, hazardous material handling protocols, and international freight documentation such as manifests, bills of lading, and export declarations. Their operational model emphasizes reliability in high-risk or remote environments, with a focus on supply chain continuity for overseas diplomatic operations. The contractor has established a consistent relationship with the Department of State, delivering shipping and logistics support under both base period agreements and task-specific orders. Their work supports the movement of diplomatic equipment, office supplies, and institutional assets across international borders, often in complex regulatory environments requiring precise compliance with State Department procurement and logistics frameworks. The primary NAICS code 488991 reflects their specialization in packing and crating services, which in practice means custom-engineered packaging for fragile, classified, or high-value government property, alongside freight consolidation and multimodal transport coordination. This positions them as a niche provider in the diplomatic logistics sector, serving missions that demand precision over volume. JAMAC CLEARING AND FORWARDING AGENCY is structured as an X6 entity, with no federal certifications on record. Based on its location in Freetown, it maintains a regional operational footprint aligned with U.S. diplomatic presence in West Africa, serving as a local logistics hub for State Department operations in the region.