GSA Transportation & Logistics Services
Transportation & Logistics Services is one of the most operationally focused Large Categories under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS). It supports the movement of vehicles, freight, cargo, and personnel across federal missions.
In FY2024, contractors reported more than $750 million in MAS sales within this category, supported by roughly 415 contractors. This combination of steady federal demand and a contained contractor base makes the category competitive but focused.
Who Can Benefit from These SINs / Categories
Organizations supporting transportation infrastructure, fleet services, and logistics operations can benefit from this category. Typical contractors include:
Fleet maintenance and vehicle repair providers
Vehicle manufacturers and authorized distributors
Freight carriers and trucking companies
Courier and package delivery providers
Air charter service operators
Passenger transportation companies
Logistics infrastructure and container manufacturers
These companies often support agencies such as the Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, FEMA, and the General Services Administration, where reliable transportation and logistics services are critical to mission operations.
SINs, Categories, Descriptions & Subgroups
Transportation & Logistics Services includes several functional subgroups covering fleet maintenance, vehicle procurement, freight movement, packaging infrastructure, and passenger transportation.
Subgroup 1 - Automotive Body Maintenance & Repair
- 811111 - Automotive Maintenance, Repair & Body Services
Supports maintenance and repair programs for federal vehicle fleets, including mechanical repairs, servicing, and body work.
These services help agencies maintain operational readiness of government vehicles.
Subgroup 2 - Motor Vehicles (Non-Combat)
- 3361 - Law Enforcement & Fire Fighting Vehicles & Attachments
Emergency response vehicles used by federal agencies.
- 33611 - Purchase or Lease of Gas or Electric Low-Speed Vehicles
Utility vehicles used on federal facilities and campuses.
- 336211 - Tank Trucks
Vehicles used for transporting liquid cargo.
- 336212 - Trailers & Attachments
Trailers and related transport equipment.
- 336611 - Marine Craft Repairing
Repair services for federal marine vessels.
- 336612 - Marine Craft
Boats and watercraft used in federal operations.
- 336991 - Wheel & Track Vehicles
Specialty vehicles used in operational environments.
- 488190 - Aircraft Components, Maintenance, Repair Services, Extended Warranties & Maintenance Agreements
Aviation maintenance and aircraft support services.
- 532112 - Leasing of Passenger Cars, SUVs, Vans & Light Trucks
Leasing programs supporting federal transportation needs.
- 532120 - Leased Heavy Duty Vehicles
Leasing programs for heavy-duty fleet vehicles.
- 333318T - Wheel & Tire Equipment
Equipment used in vehicle maintenance operations.
- 3361E - Electric & Autonomous Vehicles & Accessories
Electric vehicle technologies and related components.
- 3361V - Vocational Vehicles
Specialty vehicles designed for specific operational tasks.
- 336612R - Recreational Watercraft
Watercraft used in federal operations.
These SINs support fleet acquisition, emergency response vehicles, specialty vehicles, marine craft, and leasing programs.
Subgroup 3 - Package Delivery
- 492110 - Package Delivery and Freight Trucking
Domestic freight transport and long-haul trucking services.
- 492210 - Local Courier Delivery Services
Regional courier and parcel delivery services.
These services support agency logistics, supply distribution, and time-sensitive deliveries.
Subgroup 4 - Packaging Services
- 332439 - Shipping, Cargo, Freight & Storage Containers
Intermodal containers and cargo storage systems.
- 334419 - Unique Identification (UID) / Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Tracking technologies used in logistics and supply chains.
These SINs support packaging infrastructure and logistics tracking systems used in federal supply chain environments.
Subgroup 5 - Transportation of People and Equipment
- 485 - Ground Transportation
Passenger transportation services for federal personnel.
- 532111 - Automotive Equipment Rental & Leasing (RSVP Program)
Rental vehicle programs used to supplement federal fleets.
- 481211B - Air Charter Services - Brokers
Charter brokerage services for federal air travel.
- 481211O - Air Charter Services - Owner Operated
Direct air charter services.
These services support mission deployment, emergency operations, and federal travel logistics.
Who Buys Under This Category
Agencies purchasing under Transportation & Logistics commonly include:
Department of Defense
Department of Homeland Security
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Department of Interior
General Services Administration
Procurements typically support fleet acquisition, emergency response operations, supply chain logistics, freight transportation, and personnel deployment.
Many of these procurements support ongoing operational programs rather than one-time projects.
Industry News: Key Updates and Trends
The federal market for Office Supplies & Furniture is constantly evolving. Here are some recent developments:
Sustainability Initiatives
Federal agencies are increasingly prioritizing products that meet green certification standards such as ENERGY STAR and GREENGUARD.
Increased Budget Allocations
The fiscal year 2025 has seen a marked increase in funding for workspace modernization and hybrid office infrastructure.
Policy Changes
Updates to GSA procurement policies emphasize vendor compliance with Buy American Act requirements and small business set-asides.
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Market Size and Opportunity
Transportation & Logistics Services generated more than $750 million in MAS sales in FY2024, supported by approximately 415 contractors.
This reflects consistent federal demand for transportation services and moderate contractor density compared to larger MAS categories. Many awards are recurring and tied to ongoing operational requirements such as fleet maintenance, freight transport, and logistics support.
Strategic SIN Selection, Award Requirements & Common Challenges
Selecting the correct SIN determines which RFQs and RFPs you can pursue and how agencies interpret your operational capabilities. Contractors must clearly define service areas, fleet capacity, licensing, insurance coverage, and operational timelines.
Award requires documented operating authority, regulatory compliance, structured service descriptions, and defensible pricing.
Common challenges include incomplete licensing documentation, unclear service coverage areas, insufficient insurance coverage, and expanding into SINs without the operational capacity to support them.
This category is execution-driven, where operational maturity, reliability, and regulatory compliance are critical.
How Price Reporter Can Help
Transportation & Logistics Services requires careful SIN alignment, regulatory documentation, and structured contract management.
Price Reporter supports contractors by:
- Identifying the correct SIN alignment for transportation and logistics services
- Preparing and submitting SIN addition or modification packages
- Structuring compliant service descriptions and pricing models
- Supporting catalog uploads and documentation requirements
- Conducting compliance and contract health reviews
- Monitoring opportunities tied to your specific SINs
Transportation & Logistics can provide stable federal revenue when contractors are properly positioned within the correct SINs and maintain strong compliance and operational documentation.
If you are evaluating this category or considering expanding within it, reviewing your SIN alignment is an important first step.
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