WALEED MOHAMMED DHAIF ALLAH ALSUWAT ESTABLISHMENT FOR TRANSPORTATION

Waleed Mohammed Dhaf Allah Alsuwat Establishment for Transportation specializes in stevedoring and terminal operations at port facilities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, delivering critical logistics support for military and government cargo movements. Their core capabilities include the safe and efficient loading, unloading, and handling of breakbulk and containerized cargo, alongside terminal infrastructure coordination, crane operations, and maritime cargo documentation compliance. The contractor demonstrates technical proficiency in port safety protocols, cargo securement standards, and real-time terminal scheduling systems, ensuring seamless integration with U.S. Transportation Command’s global logistics network. Their specialization lies in operating under stringent military logistics requirements in high-tempo port environments, with an emphasis on operational reliability and adherence to international maritime and defense cargo handling standards. The contractor’s primary agency relationship is with USTRANSCOM-AQ, supporting strategic sealift and expeditionary port operations in support of U.S. defense logistics in the Middle East. Their work involves direct execution of services critical to the Department of Defense’s global mobility mission, particularly in theater distribution hubs where rapid turnaround and cargo integrity are paramount. The primary NAICS code associated with their contract activity is 488320, which encompasses support activities for water transportation, specifically stevedoring and terminal services. This defines their market positioning as a specialized port services provider focused on military and government cargo handling rather than commercial shipping or vessel operations. They operate within the defense logistics vertical, serving the unique demands of expeditionary port operations. The entity is structured as a local Saudi establishment with no publicly listed federal certifications. Its geographic presence is centered in Jeddah, positioning it as a regional contractor capable of supporting U.S. defense logistics in the Red Sea corridor. While lacking formal government certifications, its operational footprint reflects a niche role in supporting U.S. military port throughput in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.