Genco, a leader in lifecycle logistics(SM) solutions, said that one of its units has secured a contract with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to support the US Navy's presence in Bahrain and Centcom Theater.
The one-year, fixed-price contract, with four one-year options, is valued at $38.8 million. With its prior operation in Kuwait, Genco’ wholly-owned subsidiary Genco Infrastructure Solutions (GIS) brings proven experience in the region, a team fully trained to utilize DSS, and experience managing both third-country nationals (TCNs) and local nationals (LNs).
The 330,000 sq ft operation will process over 100,000 transactions per year, consisting of government property from all service branches. GENCO Infrastructure Solutions will also manage a Navy Material Processing Center for naval fleet support. Full operations are scheduled to begin in September.
John McGonigle, president », Genco Infrastructure Solutions, said:
"As our first overseas prime contract, the DLA distribution operation in Bahrain builds on our previous success and provides an opportunity to support the Navy's 5th Fleet, a longstanding, forward deployed, strategic capability and other Army and Air Force units in the region."
GENCO Infrastructure Solutions has proven experience providing supply chain management, military base operations support, military subcontractor and task order contract support to the US government agencies.
About GENCO
GENCO is the industry leader in delivering logistics and supply chain solutions designed to maximize value and reduce costs. We operate 130 warehouse locations covering 38 million sq. ft. and manage $1.5 billion in freight annually.
GENCO’s diverse range of customers includes many Fortune 500 companies in the technology, consumer goods, retail and healthcare markets and the federal government. Our product lifecycle services include inbound logistics; warehousing & distribution; fulfillment; packaging and kitting; transportation management; systems integration; returns processing & disposition; test, repair, refurbishment; product liquidation; and recycling.
