$449M LOGCAP V ARMY SUPPORT OPERATIONS IN EUROPE
EUROPE — Two task order modifications with a combined ceiling value of $449 million have been awarded under the U.S. Army’s Logistics Civil Augmentation Program V contract. The largest portion includes $304 million for U.S. European Command requirements, while an additional $145 million supports logistics and maintenance operations at the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, California.
“KBR, a company out of Houston, Texas, will continue supporting Army sustainment operations tied to LOGCAP V across Europe and North America. The work includes base operating support, food services, fire and emergency response, engineering, construction, infrastructure maintenance, logistics, and supply support. For overseas contractors, these types of LOGCAP awards often support continued demand for DFAC personnel, logistics specialists, maintenance teams, engineers, transportation workers, procurement support, communications personnel, and force protection support roles.” — POC
The Europe-focused task order supports U.S. European Command operations through March 29, 2027. The award was issued under the Army’s LOGCAP V contract vehicle, which supports global contingency logistics and sustainment operations for U.S. military missions worldwide.
Related reading: LOGCAP history and global base support.