Next Generation Logistics in the USAspending register. Next Generation Logistics shows 130 federal contracts with $81,078,295 obligated in the USAspending register, from September 2018 to February 2026, across 3 agencies.
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Next Generation Logistics shows 130 federal contracts with $81,078,295 obligated in the USAspending register, from September 2018 to February 2026, across 3 agencies.
39 contracts with $23,951,463 obligated from 1 agency.
Line in the register: Ship and marine equipment (W020)
Since January 2024 the line carries 88 contracts with $8,290,763 obligated from 6 agencies.
It carried $2,951,390 in 2024, $3,783,517 in 2025 and $1,555,855 in the first 9 months of 2026.
47 suppliers share it. Next Generation Logistics stands 34th with 0.41 percent.
Department of Defense spent $5,745,630 on this line. The $33,640 recorded for Next Generation Logistics is 0.6 percent of it.
Agencies that have never bought from Next Generation Logistics
3 agencies have bought this line since 2024 and have never held a contract with Next Generation Logistics: 19 contracts with $1,321,293 obligated.
One of those agencies alone accounts for 11 of them, with $1,264,944 obligated.
13 contracts since 2024, with $509,462 obligated, went to the only supplier that applied.
32 more, with $2,329,127 obligated, were awarded directly, with no competition at all.
Next Generation Logistics was the supplier on none of them.
7 of the 19 contracts in the 3 agencies were under $15,000 each, $41,221 in total. Below $15,000 the Federal Acquisition Regulation allows an agency to buy without soliciting competitive quotations.
10 contracts in the line, with $512,188 obligated, reach their end dates by September 2027.
3 of them, with $224,730 obligated, end in the same month, October 2026.
3 of them, with $138,516 obligated, sit in the 3 agencies that have never bought from Next Generation Logistics.
From $283,555 in 2022 and 2023 to $551,316 in 2024 to 2026, 94 percent. It sells the same line to the same agencies.
Assay Systems reads large volumes of public procurement data and returns commercial intelligence.
The extract for Next Generation Logistics can be prepared in the shortest time. It will name the 3 agencies and the buying office on each of the 19 contracts. For each contract it will name who holds it now, the obligated amount, the contract number and the end date, and the notices behind every figure.
ST JOE SHRIMP LLC: 1 contract worth $35,000 from 1 agency since 2024.
CITY OF LONG BEACH: 2 contracts worth $28,979 from 1 agency since 2024.
ECOLOGY MIR GROUP LLC: 1 contract worth $40,000 from 1 agency since 2024.
The extract for this line names every department and buying office behind the figures above, who holds each contract now, its value, contract number and end date, and the notices behind every figure.
Suppliers next to it in Repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings, by value in the USAspending register (the whole line).
Source: USAspending.gov, U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service, usaspending.gov, accessed 30 September 2026.The data is available to copy, adapt, redistribute, or otherwise use for non-commercial or for commercial purposes (USAspending.gov, Licensing); no Dun & Bradstreet data is shown.