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DEPARTMENTS CHAPTER SPOTLIGHT | Sharon Lo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 EDITORIAL | Dr. Kent N. Gourdin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 PRESIDENT’S CORNER | LTG Ken Wykle, USA (Ret.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT | Irvin Varkonyi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 BOOKSHELF IDEAS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128

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EDITORIAL OBJECTIVES The editorial objectives of the Defense Transportation Journal are to advance knowledge and science in defense logistics and transportation and the partnership between the commercial transportation industry and the government transporter. DTJ stimulates thought and effort in the areas of defense transportation, logistics, and distribution by providing readers with: • News and information about defense logistics and transportation issues • New theories or techniques • Information on research programs • Creative views and syntheses of new concepts • Articles in subject areas that have significant current impact on thought and practice in defense logistics and transportation • Reports on NDTA Chapters EDITORIAL POLICY The Defense Transportation Journal is designed as a forum for current research, opinion, and identification of trends in defense transportation and logistics. The opinions expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily of the Editors, the Editorial Review Board, or NDTA. EDITORIAL CONTENT For a Media Kit and Archives, visit www.ndtahq.com/education_dtj.htm Dr. Kent N. Gourdin, Editor, DTJ Director of the Global Logistics & Transportation Program, College of Charleston, Charleston, SC 843-953-5327 • F 843-953-5697 gourdink@cofc.edu Sharon Lo, Managing Editor, DTJ NDTA 50 South Pickett Street, Suite 220 Alexandria, VA 22304-7296 703-751-5011 • F 703-823-8761 sharon@ndtahq.com

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he time is nearing for us to once again celebrate National Transportation Week (NTW). In May 1957, Congress requested by joint resolution to recognize “the importance of our Nation’s transportation infrastructure, and of the men and women who build, maintain, and utilize it.” In response, the President designated the third Friday in May of each year as “National Defense Transportation Day” and (amended in 1962). the week during which that Friday falls as “National Transportation Week.” This year National Defense Transportation Day Falls on May 16, and that week, May 11-17 is National Transportation Week. I recommend that this year you take a moment to read the President’s proclamation regarding NTW, as it will provide insights into the President’s thoughts on the value of transportation and the direction of the administration. This proclamation will be out in the beginning of May and will be included under the Government News section in the NDTAGram, so keep an eye out for it! As in years past, NDTA kicked off its planning for NTW by holding a theme contest. To our surprise we received more suggestions (and really great suggestions) than ever before! It was a very hard decision, but the theme that has been chosen is Transportation – Moving the World into Tomorrow. This theme, submitted by David Powers of Dayton, OH, emphasizes how advances in transportation are bringing the future to our doors. Each year, NDTA selects a theme to provide inspiration to its chapters for their NTW planning, as well as to inspire the future logisticians who take part in NDTA’s annual student poster contest. The contest is open to students through grade 5 and submissions are due to NDTA headquarters by May 2. If you have a little loggie who may want to enter the contest, please look for the official rules on NDTA’s website.

Of course NDTA’s Chapters and their events play the biggest role in celebrating NTW and this year is no exception! Mark your calendar and RSVP now for your local chapter’s events occurring around that week: Aloha Chapter 2nd Annual Scholarship/ Charity Golf Tournament May 22 • Aiea, HI Arizona Frontier Chapter 19th Annual Charity and Scholarship Golf Tournament May 17 • Vail, AZ Dallas-Ft. Worth Chapter Norfolk Southern Rail Tour May 15 • Dallas, TX North Florida Chapter Annual Golf Tournament May 16 • St. Johns County, FL. San Joaquin Valley Chapter 2014 Spring Classic Golf Tournament May 16 • Stockton, CA Scott-St. Louis Chapter 19th Annual Golf Classic May 9 • Belleville, IL Washington, DC Chapter Luncheon May 15 • Arlington, VA Washington, DC Chapter National Transportation Week Gala May 17 • Triangle, VA

In addition, if you have not already done so, register now for the NDTA Defense Travel & Government Transportation (DTGT) Meeting being held May 21-22 in Alexandria, VA. Information for this important meeting can be found on www.ndtahq.com/DTGT14.htm. Regardless of where you celebrate National Transportation Week I encourage everyone to spread the word about the significontinued on page 128

EDITORIAL Winter 2014: More Than We Bargained For Dr. Kent N. Gourdin, Editor, DTJ Director, Global Logistics and Transportation Program College of Charleston

he last week of January and the second week in February presented the Eastern United States with some of the worse winter weather seen in decades. Normally, those of us in South Carolina, and indeed much of the South, sit smugly by and watch it happen to someone else. Unfortunately, this year we were not so lucky. The implosion of the Atlanta area highway network was well chronicled in the media, but we in Charleston suffered a similar, if less traumatic, shutdown of our roads and bridges as well. The Ravenel Bridge, which opened in 2005, carries US 17 across the Cooper River, connecting the large suburb of Mount Pleasant on the north with Charleston on

the south. With the first “vortex” in January, the bridge was shut down because of ice on the roadway. Unfortunately, the alternate route, I-526, which is itself a long way around, was also closed because of ice on its bridges. Absent those two arteries, there was virtually no way between the two cities that did not involve North Carolina. Because the surface streets and highways were ice-free, people immediately starting complaining about the bridges being closed. The Ravenel reopened a bit more than a day later, only to close again almost immediately because large chunks of thawing ice began falling from the cables onto the road deck below. Several windshields were shattered and vehicles damaged. As a

result, the cry then went up that the bridge was opened too early. Two weeks later, when vortex number two came through, the Ravenel was closed for almost 40 hours. Fortunately, I-526 remained clear and open, but, as you can imagine, the traffic was unbelievable and many folks (including yours truly) opted to stay home. Pity the poor SCDOT folks who were criticized for both closing the bridge and opening it! Sadly, I think this unrealistic view is typical of infrastructure users, i.e. us. We want mobility without interference or cost. The bridges were closed because they were deemed unsafe, just as they have been in continued on page 128

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Meeting Changes LTG Ken Wykle, USA (Ret.) NDTA President

his is our Almanac issue of the Defense Transportation Journal (DTJ). It is the issue where we highlight NDTA as the tie that binds government and industry together in the pursuit of common interest. The Almanac is a directory of the key Government organizations involved in logistics, transportation, and security. It also includes information pertaining to our corporate members, NDTA Chapters, Regions, and Board of Directors. The first section contains the names, contact information, and descriptions of the major military and government organizations with which our members do business. The next section is the corporate member honor roll. It is a complete listing of our corporate members, key individuals within the company, and a short description of their business. When you are seeking a particular type service, always start with this section. Member companies offer a wide range of transportation, logistics, distribution, travel, and related services and are eager to share knowledge with fellow members. This is also a good resource when seeking team members in response to a government or industry request for proposal. The last section provides a directory of the NDTA Board of Directors, National Officers, the NDTA Regional Organization, and NDTA profile. I find this section especially useful when seeking a point of contact in a specific geographical area or various types of NDTA metrics. Familiarize yourself with the contents of this issue and retain it as a quick reference document—personally, I keep it on my desk and use it frequently. Several of my columns over the last three years have discussed the topic of change. The intent was to keep you informed of pending changes and help you prepare for them. Changes that have occurred in the DOD market seem to be more

significant than planned and are having a greater impact on businesses. Perhaps the most visible impact is on the strategic long-range air and ocean carriers. The drop in DOD business has been so quick and dramatic that companies are urgently seeking replacement cargo and working to resize their fleets. The decrease in business opportunity combined with changes in contract strategy—more firm fixed price contracts, more Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with increased competition for task orders, and greater use of Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) contracts—places increased strain on the DOD/industry relationship. These actions are starting to impact the readiness and capability of the commercial fleets. DOD should quickly determine the size and capability/capacity of the strategic fleets needed to support the National Military Strategy and implement programs to retain the capability necessary to meet identified requirements. Change also continues at your association, as we move away from holding our annual Forums at neutral locations and focus on those cities that are most convenient and efficient for our military/government attendees. For NDTA, that translates to St. Louis, MO and the Washington, DC area. We started the transition last year by holding the NDTAUSTRANSCOM Fall Meeting in St. Louis. We will be holding our second cosponsored NDTA-USTRANSCOM Fall Meeting in St. Louis 28-30 October 2014. We are also holding our second Defense Travel and Government Transportation (DTGT) meeting in the Washington, DC area at the Hilton Alexandria Mark Center Hotel in Alexandria, VA, 21-22 May 2014. The intent is to provide more balance in scheduling the major events—one in the spring and one in the fall. For our

NDTA Defense Travel and Government Transportation Meeting May 21-22 • Alexandria, VA NDTA-USTRANSCOM Fall Meeting October 28-30 • St. Louis, MO

DTGT event, we will be strengthening our relationships with the DTMO, DOT, DLA, FEMA, and other government agencies to provide greater breadth for our corporate members. Mark your calendars and plan to participate in these two 2014 Meetings. As mentioned in my February column, we will continue with our modal committee meetings and executive working group meetings throughout the year as a means for our members to lend their voices to the discussions on issues and actions impacting their businesses. Visit our website www.ndtahq.com and follow us on our social media for the most current information on events, as well as logistics and transportation news. To all our industry members, government organizations, board of directors, regional presidents, chapters, and individual members—thank you for the work you do every day in support of our economy and National Security. DTJ

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Almanac 2014 Special Section

Information as of April 2014

N D TA

The Association for Global Logistics and Transportation

GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY AGENCIES ................................................................................. 16 Department of State (DOS) .......................................................................................................................... 16 Department of Defense (DOD) ................................................................................................................... 17 Joint Chiefs of Staff (Logistics Directorate, J-4) .....................................................................................19 Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) ...............................................................................................................20 Defense Travel Management Office (DTMO)...........................................................................................21 US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) .......................................................................................22 Air Mobility Command (AMC)..............................................................................................................23 Military Sealift Command (MSC) ........................................................................................................24 Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC)...............................................................25 Army G-4 | Force Projection & Distribution ............................................................................................26 US Army Materiel Command (AMC)..........................................................................................................27 US Marine Corps (USMC) | Deputy Commandant for Installations & Logistics (I&L) .....................28 US Marine Corps (USMC) | Marine Corps Logistics Command (L01) ................................................30 US Navy (USN) | OPNAV N-4 ....................................................................................................................31 Navy Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) ............................................................................................32 AF/A4/7 | A-4L | Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) .....................................................................33

Department of Transportation (DOT) ....................................................................................................... 34 Department of Homeland Security (DHS) ............................................................................................. 38 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) .........................................................................................39 Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) ................................................................................39 US Coast Guard (USCG) | USCG Engineering and Logistics (CG-4) ...................................................40

General Services Administration (GSA) ................................................................................................. 41

NDTA MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS Approximate Membership

Chairman’s Circle

Sustaining Members

131

Regional Patrons

TOTAL Corporate Members

297

CONUS Chapters

OCONUS Chapters

TOTAL Chapters

Life Members

764

Countries with NDTA Members

NDTA MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES 13% Flag Officers Presidents & CEOs

25% Senior Level

CORPORATE MEMBER HONOR ROLL ............................................................................................. 43 Chairman’s Circle PLUS......................................................................................................................................44 Chairman’s Circle ................................................................................................................................................70 Sustaining Members ...........................................................................................................................................81 Regional Patrons ...............................................................................................................................................102

NDTA DIRECTORY.................................................................................................................................... 113 NDTA Headquarters Staff .................................................................................................................................113 Board of Directors and National Officers .....................................................................................................114 NDTA Regional Organization—Presidents, State & Chapter Presidents, and A-35 Representatives ..............116

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Chairman’s Circle Plus

9% Educators & Other

53% Military & Gov’t

10% Life 37% Regular

27% Special* 26% Corp.

*SPECIAL includes: Military 0-3 & Below, Government GS-10 & Below, A-35, Retired & Student Members.

April 2014 | Volume 41 | Special Section, Defense Transportation Journal The Almanac edition of the Defense Transportation Journal is published each year to present current information about the leading transportation organizations in the military, government, and commercial transportation and logistics industry. It also provides a detailed review of the National Defense Transportation Association and its officers, committees, and chapter structure. Requests for advertising information and additions, corrections, and suggestions for improvement should be directed to the Managing Editor. This section is composed of submissions received from the departments, agencies, and corporations as made in a formal request from the NDTA. Some entries may reflect the previous year’s submissions or verbiage from a respective website if no responses were received prior to our print deadline. NDTA retains the right to edit text, without changing meaning, to make the submissions fit the allotted spaces. All information is published accurately to the best of the NDTA’s knowledge.

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Department of State (DOS)

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The Honorable John F. Kerry Secretary of State KEY PERSONNEL

Charles Olden Chief, Transportation Operations Branch 202-663-0903 • oldenc@state.gov

Harold H. Price US Despatch Agent, South Iselin, New Jersey 732-855-8880 • pricehh@state.gov

Ann S. Gibson Chief, Transportation Management Branch 202-663-0902 • gibsonas@state.gov

Ray Schoenberg US Despatch Agent, Seattle, Washington 206-764-3805 • schoenbergrf@state.gov

Mark Dellinger Chief, Travel Management & Transportation Analysis Branch 202-663-0987 • dellingerm@state.gov

Nicky Frantz US Despatch Agent, Baltimore, Maryland 410-631-0044 • frantzn@state.gov

Steven G. Hartman Director, Office of Logistics Operations 703-875-4269 • hartmansg2@state.gov Scott A. Tiedt Chief, Transportation & Travel Management Division 202-663-0901 • tiedtsa@state.gov Robert S. Browning Chief, Regional Logistics Centers Division 703-875-4585 • browningrs@state.gov

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Maureen L. Gabbard US Despatch Agent, Miami, Florida 305-640-4574 • gabbardml2@state.gov Luis E. Carpio US Despatch Agent, Brownsville, Texas 956-982-3916 • carpiole@state.gov Betsy J. Pratt Director, European Logistical Support Office (ELSO) 32-3-540-2015 • prattej@state.gov

he Secretary of State is the President’s principal foreign policy advisor and is responsible for the formulation of foreign policy and the execution of approved policy. The Secretary has responsibilities, by virtue of law or Executive Order, with respect to such matters as international educational and cultural affairs, information activities, foreign assistance, food for peace, arms control and disarmament, supervision of programs authorized by the Peace Corps Act, social science research, immigration, and refugee assistance. The Secretary has authority and responsibility to the full extent permitted by law for the overall direction, coordination, and supervision of interdepartmental activities of the United States Government overseas. This authority includes continuous supervision and general direction of Peace Corps programs, Economic assistance, Military assistance, Military education and training, and Military sales programs. The primary mission of the Transportation and Travel Management Division is to provide transportation (Freight Forwarding/Customs House Brokerage) and logistical support for some 164 Embassies, three Branch Offices, 10 Missions, one US Interests Section, 66 Consulates General, 19 Consulates, five US Liaison Offices, and various other field offices throughout the world. The Transportation and Travel Management Division also supports approximately 30 other US government civilian agencies including several Foreign Affairs Agencies (i.e. United States Agency for International Development [USAID], Peace Corps [PC], Foreign Agricultural Service [FAS], Foreign Commercial Service [FCS], and Arms Control and Disarmament Agency [ACDA]). DTJ

DOD | Department of Defense (DOD)

Department of Defense (DOD)

TRANSPORTATION POLICY (TP)

Donald C. Stanton Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Transportation Policy) 571-372-5206 donald.c.stanton.civ@mail.mil

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The Honorable Chuck Hagel Secretary of Defense

T The Honorable Frank Kendall

Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology, & Logistics)

The Honorable Paul D. Peters

Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense (Logistics & Material Readiness)

he mission of the Office of the Secretary of Defense Logistics and Materiel Readiness is to provide globally responsive, operationally precise and cost-effective joint logistics support for the projection and sustainment of America’s warfighters. One of the top priorities of the Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology, & Logistics), is supporting forces who are engaged in Overseas Contingency Operations, which includes timely and reliable logistics support. The Department continually strives to improve the efficiency of its logistics processes, organizations, and systems – while maintaining readiness and ensuring effective support for America’s warfighters. The Assistant Secretary of Defense for Logistics and Materiel Readiness established four logistics goals: • Ensure effective logistics support for current operations; • Ensure effective management of contractors; • Integrate life cycle management principles into DOD and Service acquisition, and implement product support assessment recommendations; • Integrate supply chain operations that effectively support warfighters and are efficient from source of supply to point of consumption. Two key elements of the DOD logistics enterprise—Transportation Policy and Supply Chain Integration—are highlighted herein.

Lisa Roberts Deputy, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Transportation Policy) 572-372-5206 lisa.a.roberts40.civ@mail.mil COL Lee English, USA Assistant for Deployment and Distribution 571-372-5211 • DSN 372 edward.l.english.mil@mail.mil LtCol Ray Jones, USAF Assistant for Air Transportation Policy 571-372-5213 • DSN 372 ray.a.jones10.mil@mail.mil Adam Yearwood Assistant for Sealift and Mobility 571-372-5215 • DSN 372 adam.t.yearwood.civ@mail.mil Ron Black Assistant for Surface Transportation 571-372-5219 • DSN 372 ronald.l.black10.civ@mail.mil

The Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Transportation Policy (DASD [TP]) serves as principal advisor for establishing policies and providing guidance to DOD Components for effective and efficient use of government and commercial transportation resources. Transportation Policy is also responsible for distribution (including force movement) policies. Key functions of the DASD (TP) are: • Develop transportation, distribution, and force movement policies and provide analysis, advice and recommendations to ensure cost effective joint logistics support to the warfighter; • Coordinate and negotiate with federal departments and inter-agencies regarding transportation and distribution related matters and initiatives that support the national security strategy; • Ensure that the Defense Transportation System (which is comprised of both DOD-owned and contracted commercial resources) is effective in providing end-to-end support to www.ndtahq.com | 17

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the warfighter—especially in using commercial transportation resources during peacetime and contingency operations and in optimizing distribution cycle times; Collaborate with the Commander, US Transportation Command as the Distribution Process Owner (DPO), and the DPO’s distribution partners to support distribution and process improvement initiatives; Promote coordination, cooperation, and mutual understanding between DOD, Congress, and the commercial transportation and third party logistics industries; Provide Department-level functional guidance for the development and implementation of DOD information technology programs related to the foregoing, including portfolio management and investment decisions; Advocate proper resourcing of DOD transportation and distribution programs.

SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION (SCI) Deline Reardon Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Supply Chain Integration) 571-372-5207 • DSN 372 deline.r.reardon.civ@mail.mil Jan Mulligan Deputy for Supply Chain Integration 571-327-5227 • DSN 372 jan.b.mulligan.ln@mail.mil Paul Blackwell Assistant for Performance Measures and Practices 571-372-5200 • DSN 372 paul.blackwell4.civ@mail.mil Lynn Fulling Assistant for Logistics Systems and Data Standards 571-372-5201 • DSN 372 lynn.m.fulling.civ@mail.mil Randal Kendrick Assistant for Materiel Disposition and Counterfeit Prevention 571-372-5259 • DSN 372 randal.s.kendrick.civ@mail.mil Lee Plowden Troop Support and Energy 571-372-5204 • DSN 372 lee.plowden.civ@mail.mil

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The Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Supply Chain integration (DASD [SCI]) serves as the principal advisor for advancing the integration of the DOD supply chain through policy development and by facilitating DOD component implementation of supply chain management practices; coordinating the service, agency and combatant commanders’ logistics strategies to provide a unified approach to supporting the Department’s logistics missions, goals, and objectives; examining promising concepts for logistics management and assessing their applicability to DOD; and strengthening the professional development of logisticians. Key functions of the Supply Chain Integration office are to: • Develop and maintain DOD policy facilitating component implementation of end-to-end supply chain management and capabilities required to meet deployment and sustainment requirements. • Oversee and monitor the Department’s forward and reverse logistics processes, performance measures, and integration. • Ensure execution of the Department’s Inventory Management Improvement Plan, including item accountability, physical inventories, reconciliations and security, and reduction of excess materiel on order and on hand. • Develop and maintain DOD policy regarding materiel disposition and disposal in CONUS and Contingency Operations. Provide Departmental guidance on Automated Information Technology, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Item Unique Identification implementation to enable business process efficiencies, improved asset tracking, and in-transit visibility for the DOD Supply Chain. • Develop Departmental policy regarding prevention, detection, and elimination of counterfeit materiel. • Oversee the DOD Logistics Strategic Plan and ensure alignment with the DOD Strategic Management Plan and performance measures.

• Monitor implementation and report status to OMB, GAO, and Congress of key initiatives to address the status of the DOD Supply Chain High Risk Plan. OSD SUPPLY AND TRANSPORTATION FELOWS PROGRAM The Fellows program is designed to foster career development of mid-level military and defense civilian logistics professionals. The program provides participants an opportunity to gain a broad understanding of transportation and supply networks in preparation for leadership positions within DOD’s supply and transportation communities. The 2013-2014 Fellows are: MAJ Edward Brown, Jr. MAJ Dwight Lawrence LTC Andrea McCollum For more information on OSD Transportation Policy, please go to: www.acq.osd.mil/log/tp/ For more information on OSD Supply Chain Integration, please go to: www.acq.osd.mil/log/sci/ For more information on the OSD Supply and Transportation Fellows Program, please go to: www.acq.osd.mil/log/tp/tranmgt.htm DTJ

DOD | Joint Chiefs of Staff (J-4)

Joint Chiefs of Staff (J-4)

http://www.jcs.mil/Directorates/ J4|Logistics.aspx

Lt. Gen. Robert R. Ruark, USMC Director of Logistics, J4 OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR Vice Director for Logistics 703-697-7000

Deputy Director for Logistics Ops. 703-697-7000 Chief of Staff to the Director for Logistics 703-697-7000 Executive Officer to the Dir. for Logistics 703-697-7000 Exec. Assistant to the Dir. for Logistics Exec. Assistant to the Vice Dir. for Logistics 703-697-7000

STRATEGIC LOGISTICS

Deputy Director for Strategic Logistics 703-695-2934

DIVISION CHIEFS

Capabilities and Analysis Division 703-571-9849 Knowledge-Based Logistics Division 703-695-0967 Multi-National Interagency Division 703-571-9796 Strategy and Readiness Division 703-571-0212

OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS

Deputy Director for Operational Logistics 703-571-9563 Division Chiefs Distribution Division 703-614-2648 Engineering Division 703-692-5034 Operational Contract Support & Svcs. Div. 703-571-9803 Maintenance Division 703-571-9802

Joint Logistics Operations Center 703-614-7949 Logistics Services Division 703-571-9804 Supply Division 703-697-1535

OFFICE OF THE JOINT STAFF SURGEON Joint Staff Surgeon 703-614-5522

Deputy Joint Staff Surgeon 703-697-614-5522 Health Service Support Division 703-697-4421

J-4 MISSION Lead the logistics enterprise, drive joint force readiness, and provide the best logistics advice to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to maximize the Joint Force Commanders’ freedom of action. FOCUS AREAS • Joint Force Logistics: Joint Logistics Enterprise Leadership – Synchronize J-4 communications across the Joint Logistics Enterprise; • Joint Force Assessment: Readiness – Refine our logistics readiness assessment process to sustain preparedness and identify risks; • Joint Force Advocacy: Freedom of Action – Support the Defense Department’s strategy and develop associated operational Joint Logistics solutions;

• Joint Force 2020: Logistics Imperatives – Identify logistics capabilities for Joint Force 2020 to assure an agile, flexible, ready, technologically advanced, and projectable force. The Director for Logistics is supported by the Vice Director for Logistics, the Deputy Director for Logistics Operations, and the Joint Staff Surgeon. The J–4 Directorate consists of eleven divisions with approximately 150 personnel on the staff. KEY DIVISIONS • Capabilities and Analysis Division • Distribution Division • Engineering Division • Health Services Support Division • Joint Logistics Operations Center • Knowledge Based Logistics Division • Maintenance Division • Multi-National Interagency Division • Operational Contract Support and Services Division • Strategy and Readiness Division • Supply Division DTJ

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DOD | Defense Logistics Agency (DLA)

Defense Logistics Agency (DLA)

DLA Distribution in New Cumberland, PA www.distribution.dla.mil Worldwide network of 26 distribution depots and nine map support offices.

www.dla.mil www.facebook.com/dla.mil http://twitter.com/dlamil

VADM Mark Harnitchek , SC, USN Director Ted Case, SES, Vice Director Renee Roman, Chief of Staff CSM Sultan Muhammad, USA Senior Enlisted Leader

s America’s combat logistics support agency, the Defense Logistics Agency provides the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, other federal agencies, and joint and allied forces with the full spectrum of logistics, acquisition, and technical services. The agency sources and provides nearly 100 percent of the consumable items America’s military forces need to operate—from food, fuel, and energy, to uniforms, medical supplies, and construction and barrier equipment. DLA also supplies more than 85 percent of the military’s spare parts. In addition, the Agency manages the reutilization of military equipment, provides catalogs and other logistics information products, and offers document automation and production services. DLA manages nine supply chains and nearly six million items. The DLA operates in 48 states (minus Vermont and Iowa) and 28 countries. Agency employees process on average 98,475 requisitions and more than 9,000 contract actions a day. DLA manages 25 distribution depots worldwide. Colocating with warfighters puts supplies where they are most needed and drives DLA’s warehousing strategy. Positioning material closer to the customer allows us to improve military readiness, decrease customer wait time and cost; providing 20 |

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effective, efficient and innovative distribution solutions for our customers. The agency is a leader in DOD’s efforts to supply the military services with alternative fuel and renewable energy solutions. In addition to supporting military customers, DLA supports humanitarian relief efforts at home and abroad. The agency also supports 113 of America’s allies through its Foreign Military Sales program. Headquartered at Fort Belvoir, VA, DLA has approximately 25,500 employees worldwide and supports more than 2,400 weapon systems. DLA’s business revenues were $39 billion in Fiscal Year 2013. DLA PRIMARY-LEVEL FIELD ACTIVITIES DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus, OH www.landandmaritime.dla.mil Land and maritime weapons systems supply chain. DLA Aviation in Richmond, VA www.aviation.dla.mil Aviation supply chain. DLA Troop Support in Philadelphia, PA www.troopsupport.dla.mil Subsistence, clothing and textiles, medical, industrial hardware and construction and equipment supply chains. DLA Energy at Fort Belvoir, VA www.energy.dla.mil Fuel, energy support and services, and bulk petroleum.

DLA Disposition Services in Battle Creek, MI www.dispositionservices.dla.mil Reutilization, transfer, demilitarization, and environmental disposal and reuse. DLA STRATEGIC MATERIALS DLA Strategic Materials at Fort Belvoir, VA, manages the strategic and critical raw material stockpile that supports national defense needs. www.dnsc.dla.mil DLA BUSINESS SERVICES DLA Logistics Information Service in Battle Creek, MI, manages a wide range of logistics information and identification systems. www.logisticsinformationservice.dla.mil DLA Document Services in Mechanicsburg, PA, provides automated document production, printing services, digital conversion and document storage. www.documentservices.dla.mil DLA Transaction Services at WrightPatterson AFB, OH, provides editing/ routing of logistics transactions, network interoperability and eBusiness services. www.transactionservices.dla.mil DLA REGIONAL COMMANDS DLA Europe & Africa in Kaiserslautern, Germany is the focal point for US European Command’s and US Africa Command’s theaters of operations. www.dla.mil/pages/europe_africa DLA Pacific at Camp Smith, HI, is the focal point for US Pacific Command’s theater of operations. www.dla.mil/pacific DLA Central at MacDill AFB, FL, is the focal point for US Central Command’s theater of operations. www.dla.mil/central DTJ

DOD | Defense Travel Management Office (DTMO)

Defense Travel Management Office (DTMO)

www.defensetravel.dod.mil

Harvey Johnson Director 571-372-1300

he DTMO serves as the single focal point for commercial travel within the Department of Defense, providing central oversight for commercial travel management, travel policy and implementation, travel card program management, customer support and training, functional oversight of the Defense Travel System (DTS), and allowance and entitlement program management. By centralizing travel functions under one organization, the Department is able to standardize management practices, leverage economies of scale, reduce administrative costs, and work toward a common set of goals. DTMO is focused on transforming the Defense

Travel Enterprise by implementing better solutions and providing the best value for the travel community. GOALS • Increase Cost Effectiveness Across the Defense Travel Enterprise • Improve Delivery of Travel Services • Maintain Operational Excellence • Improve Organizational Readiness GUIDING PRINCIPLES • Trust the Traveler • Results-Oriented Innovation • Customer-Oriented Culture • Simple Travel Solutions • Travel Accountability DTJ

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DOD | US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM)

US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM)

www.transcom.mil www.twitter.com/US_TRANSCOM www.facebook.com/USTRANSCOM

Gen Paul J. Selva, USAF Commander VADM William A. Brown, USN Deputy Commander MG Gregory E. Couch, USA Chief of Staff Chief Master Sgt. Martin S. Klukas, USAF Command Senior Enlisted Leader

USTRANSCOM DIRECTORS Karen Gillaspie J1 Manpower and Personnel CAPT Daryl Hancock, USN J2 Intelligence Maj Gen Rowayne A. Schatz, Jr., USAF J3 Operations and Plans RADM David F. Baucom, USN J5/4 Strategy, Policy, Programs and Logistics Brig Gen Sarah E. Zabel, USAF J6 Command, Control, Communications and Cyber Systems James L. McGinley, SES J8 Program Analysis and Financial Mgmt. Maj Gen Michael D. Kim, USAF J9 Reserve Component Directorate Bruce A. Busler, SES AC Joint Distribution Process Analysis Ctr. Gail Jorgenson, SES AQ Acquisition Col. David O’Brien, USAF SG Command Surgeon

ORGANIZATION AND MISSION When combatant commands, services, other government agencies, and coalition partners require movement, they rely on USTRANSCOM. Established in 1987, USTRANSCOM is responsible for the synchronization and in22 |

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teroperability of distribution-related activities supporting force projection, sustainment, and redeployment/ retrograde of military forces and materiel. USTRANSCOM directs and supervises the execution of the distribution system and develops and implements distribution process improvements. USTRANSCOM’s assigned responsibilities as identified in the Unified Command Plan are: • Mobility Joint Force Provider • DOD Single Manager for Transportation • DOD Single Manager for Patient Movement • Distribution Process Owner • Global Distribution Operations • Global Standing Joint Force Headquarters. This way of doing business calls for partnering with world-class transportation service providers to improve reliability, predictability, and efficiency of moving DOD materiel to anywhere in the world where there is a need. The consolidation of responsibility under one process owner is aimed at realizing logistics efficiencies: eliminating existing seams between current distribution processes and standardizing the policies, vision, and performance goals in DOD’s supply chain; driving interoperable information technology solutions and enhancing total asset visibility to distribution customers; institutionalizing sustainment planning

into our contingency response processes; and streamlining distribution accountability (providing an accountable person for the supported combatant commander to contact for their distribution needs). USTRANSCOM works with the services and combatant commanders, using the best transformational concepts and ideas available. USTRANSCOM executes its mission through three component commands: 1. The US Army’s Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC) manages military land transportation and common-user ocean terminals. 2. The US Navy’s Military Sealift Command (MSC) is responsible for strategic sealift in support of worldwide deployment and sustainment of military forces. 3. The US Air Force’s Air Mobility Command (AMC) provides global airlift, aerial refueling, and aeromedical evacuation support for peacetime and wartime military movement requirements. USTRANSCOM also has one subordinate command, the Joint Enabling Capabilities Command (JECC). The JECC is designed to efficiently and effectively meet joint task force commanders’ requirements for a rapidly deployable, tailored team of experts in plans, operations, knowledge management, intelligence support, logistics, public affairs and communications. USTRANSCOM is responsible for distribution aspects of worldwide mobility planning and centralized global distribution management. Included in global distribution management is the responsibility of the command to support rapid execution planning, deployment, employment, and sustainment of US forces throughout the world. USTRANSCOM’s excellent relationship with the US commercial transportation industry allows DOD to augment organic capability and leverage significant capacity to meet both peacetime and wartime requirements. USTRANSCOM has published its command strategy, “Our Story 2013-2017” available at: www.transcom. mil/ strategy. DTJ

DOD | USTRANSCOM | Air Mobility Command (AMC)

Air Mobility Command (AMC)

www.amc.af.mil

General Darren McDew, USAF Commander Lt Gen Brooks L. Bash, USAF Vice Commander CMSgt Victoria Gamble, USAF Command Chief Master Sergeant

ir Mobility Command (AMC), a major command headquartered at Scott AFB, IL, was created June 1, 1992. AMC provides America’s global reach. This rapid, flexible, and responsive air mobility promotes stability in regions by keeping America’s capability and character highly visible. AMC’s mission is to provide global air mobility…right effects, right place, right time. The command enables humanitarian support at home and around the world. Mobility Air Forces Airmen—active duty, Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, and civilians—provide airlift and aerial refueling for all of America’s armed forces. Many special duty and operational support aircraft and stateside aeromedical evacuation missions are also assigned to AMC. United States forces must be able to provide a rapid, tailored response. A core competency of mobility air forces

is rapid global mobility. This puts the “global” in the Air Force’s global reach, global vigilance and global power. As the US winds down operations first in Iraq and now Afghanistan, AMC provides critical flexibility for US national security. As US Transportation Command’s air component, AMC is the single manager for air mobility. AMC’s mission encompasses nearly 133,7000 active-duty and Air Reserve Component military and civilian personnel. The command has one numbered air force, 18th Air Force, which is charged with tasking and executing all air mobility missions. Units reporting to 18th Air Force include all operational AMC wings and groups based in the continental United States. They are key to the execution phase of warfighting, providing worldwide mobility support. The 618th Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC), located at Scott AFB, also reports to 18th Air Force and serves as the organization’s air operations hub, planning and directing tanker and transport aircraft operations around the world. AMC also has one

major direct reporting unit, the USAF Expeditionary Center, located at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, NJ. It oversees air base wings and a contingency response wing, which provides expeditionary mobility support. The USAF Expeditionary Center also serves as the Air Force’s premier organization for expeditionary innovation, education, training, and exercises. AMC’s ability to provide global reach is tested daily. From providing fuel, supplies, and aeromedical support to troops on the front line, to providing humanitarian supplies to hurricane, flood, and earthquake victims both at home and abroad, AMC has been engaged in almost nonstop operations since its inception. Command tankers and airlifters have supported peacekeeping and humanitarian efforts throughout the world and continue to play a vital role today in Operation Enduring Freedom. These many examples of the effective application of non-lethal air power indicate that air mobility is a national asset of growing importance for responding to emergencies, and protecting national interests around the globe. DTJ

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DOD | USTRANSCOM | Military Sealift Command (MSC)

Military Sealift Command (MSC)

www.msc.navy.mil www.facebook.com/MSCdelivers www.twitter.com/MSCsealift

RADM Thomas K. Shannon, USN Commander RDML Larry Jackson, USN Deputy Commander John Thackrah Executive Director 202-685-5001 • john.thackrah@navy.mil Jack Taylor Director, Government Operated Ships 757-443-2700 • jack.taylor@navy.mil Christopher Thayer Director, Contractor Operated Ships 202-685-5549 christopher.thayer@navy.mil Vacant Director, Total Force Management Jim George Combat Logistics Force Technical Director 202-685-5901 • jim.george@navy.mil Russell Bishop Special Mission Technical Director 202-685-5206 • rusty.bishop@navy.mil Keith Bauer Prepositioning Technical Director 202-685-5035 • keith.bauer@navy.mil John Henry Service Support Technical Director 757-443-2703 • john.henry1@navy.mil Joan Divens Sealift Technical Director 202-685-6301 • joan.divens@navy.mil

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he Navy’s Military Sealift Command (MSC) provides ocean transportation for DOD cargo to sustain US forces worldwide during peacetime and in war. More than 90 percent of all the equipment and supplies needed to sustain the US military are carried by sea. MSC also operates Combat Logistics Force ships that replenish and support the Navy fleet at sea as well as Special Mission ships that serve as at-sea platforms for various Navy and other federal government agencies. MSC operates approximately 110 ships on a daily basis, and has access to more than 60 additional ships either kept in reduced operating status by MSC, or maintained by the US Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration in the Ready Reserve Force. Headquartered in Washington, DC with senior staff also located in Norfolk, VA, MSC has a workforce of almost 9,500 people. In addition, five area commands provide MSC-unique expertise and operational perspective to Navy fleet commanders worldwide. The areas commands are operationally

focused and are aligned with the numbered fleet logistics staffs within their area of responsibility: MSC Atlantic in Norfolk, VA; MSC Pacific in San Diego, CA; MSC Europe and Africa in Naples, Italy; MSC Central in Manama, Bahrain; and MSC Far East in Singapore. MSC reports to US Transportation Command at Scott AFB, IL, for DOD transportation matters, providing sealift for combat equipment and humanitarian aid cargo as required. MSC reports to US Fleet Forces Command in Norfolk, VA, for Navy-unique matters. In this capacity, MSC’s Combat Logistics Force ships and Special Mission ships support the Navy’s fleet operations worldwide. MSC reports to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development, and Acquisition as a contracting authority and for procurement policy and oversight matters. MAJOR INITIATIVES MSC continues to move military cargo and supplies used by deployed US and coalition forces, to strategically preposition combat cargo at sea around the world, to conduct specialized missions, and to replenish US Navy ships at sea. The command also operates the Navy’s two civilian mariner–crewed hospital ships, which deploy on alternate years on extended humanitarian/civic assistance missions to the Pacific and southern Atlantic Oceans and the Caribbean Sea, as well as when needed for specific disaster response/relief missions such as response to tsunamis, hurricanes, and earthquakes. Military Sealift Command and its maritime industry partners deliver. DTJ

DOD | USTRANSCOM | Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC)

Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC)

www.army.mil/sddc

MG Thomas J. Richardson, USA Commanding General, Scott AFB, IL CSM Cedric J. Thomas, USA Command Sergeant Major, Scott AFB, IL William H. Budden Deputy to the Commander, Scott AFB, IL COL David B. Gaffney, USA Deputy Commander, Scott AFB, IL BG Garrett Yee, USAR Deputy Commander for Mobilization, Scott AFB, IL Bruce A. Busler, Director SDDC, Transportation Engineering Agency, Scott AFB, IL COL Ines N. White, USA Chief of Staff, Scott AFB, IL COL Dave Banian, USA Commander, 595th Transportation Brigade, Camp Arifjan, Kuwait COL James A. Rupkalvis, USA Commander, 596th Transportation Brigade, Southport, NC COL Jason Vick, USA Commander, 597th Transportation Brigade, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, VA

he Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command is the Army Service Component Command to US Transportation Command providing global deployment and distribution capabilities to meet the nation’s objectives. SDDC’s primary focus is timely and accurate support to the Warfighter, along with positioning the command for the future while improving processes and measuring performance. With approximately 3,000 people, SDDC books, ships, tracks and conducts port operations for surface movements worldwide with a low financial overhead by leveraging services from the best of the US transportation industry. In fiscal 2013, SDDC moved more than 16.4 million measurement tons of cargo in support of US forces world-wide. This equates to about

277,966 standard size trailers full of cargo. Lined end-to-end, these trailers would stretch 2,105 miles, or from New York City to nearly Salt Lake City, Utah. SDDC also supports service members, federal employees and their families with the safe and secure delivery of their household goods and privately owned vehicles. The command manages an average of about 520,000 booked household goods moves a year with about 250,000 of those moves occurring between the months of May and August. Additionally, SDDC’s Transportation Engineering Agency provides Department of Defense with engineering, policy guidance, research, and analytical expertise ensuring US military forces can respond successfully to any requirement anywhere in the world. DTJ

COL Matthew D. Redding, USA Commander, 598th Transportation Brigade, Sembach, Germany COL Shannon Cox, USA Commander, 599th Transportation Brigade, Wheeler AAF, HI

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DOD | US Army (USA) | G-4 | Force Projection & Distribution Directorate

PRINCIPAL LOGISTICS OFFICE | US Army Deputy Chief of Staff (G-4) Logistics

LTG Raymond Mason Deputy Chief of Staff (G-4)

he HQDA, G-4, establishes Army-wide logistics policies and procedures used by more than a quarter million Army logisticians throughout the world. With a staff of nearly 400, including many with recent experience in-theater, the G-4 ensures that policies and resources are in places that are valuable to soldiers in the field. The coming year presents significant challenges for logisticians as the Army draws down its efforts in Afghanistan focusing on the redistribution, redeployment, reset, and return of tens of thousands of pieces of war-torn equipment while ensuring that all Soldiers in Afghanistan and those next to deploy, are prepared and ready. The G-4’s top priority is to ensure that the Army is successful in these logistics endeavors. Among the important policies being implemented are those that will improve Readiness and Discipline across the Supply, Maintenance, Distribution, and Operational Contract Support domains. Under fiscal constraints it is necessary to adapt logistics structure, processes, and policies to win the current fight while maintaining responsiveness for unforeseen contingencies. It is imperative that logistics innovations are driven to enable agility, effectiveness, and to reduce the cost of doing business. We are an Army in constant motion, and the G-4 stands ready to continue supporting our soldiers and service members to shape an even more efficient and effective logistics force. 26 |

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FORCE PROJECTION & DISTRIBUTION DIRECTORATE www.army.mil/G-4 COL Eric Martin Director

703-697-2281 eric.d.martin5.mil@mail.mil LTC Linda Johnson Chief, Strategic Mobility Division

703-614-1059 linda.c.johnson22.mil@mail.mil Steve Lord Chief, Distribution Division

703-692-5939 stephen.f.lord.civ@mail.mil Cedric R. Jasmin Chief, Transportation Policy Division

703-692-5404 cedric.jasmin@us.army.mil

STRATEGIC MOBILITY DIVISION The Strategic Mobility Division exercises general staff supervision over strategic mobility aspects of overseas contingency operations, develops strategic transportation concepts and policies, participates in mobility studies, and programs deployment infrastructure projects to ensure rapid force projection of Army forces in support of both immediate contingencies and ongoing ARFORGEN rotations. Our primary focus is on the pursuit and development of strategic mobility processes and enablers to ensure sufficient strategic lift capability that supports the

National Military Strategy and deployment requirements of the Army. DISTRIBUTION DIVISION The Distribution Division is the Army’s authoritative source for distribution policies, programs, and processes. It is charged with creating and integrating a joint interdependent distribution system that provides real time in-transit visibility with the capability to redirect shipments en route to deliver a sense and respond logistics capability to the COCOMs and Army Commands. It also ensures that all distribution policies, programs, and processes are nested within Joint and Service regulations and manuals. TRANSPORTATION POLICY DIVISION The Transportation Policy Division establishes policies and provides guidance that ensures responsive, flexible, and effective transportation and resource program support to the Armywide logistics operations. This division provides program information for Army commands and installation transportation offices worldwide, and provides policy and technical advice to the Army Chief of Staff and the Secretary of the Army. The division’s two teams are the Personal Property/Passenger Policy Team, and the Second Destination Transportation Policy and Execution Team. DTJ

DOD | USA | US Army Materiel Command (AMC)

US Army Materiel Command (AMC)

www.amc.army.mil

General Dennis L. Via, USA Commander LTG Patricia E. McQuistion Deputy Commanding General John B. Nerger Executive Deputy to the Commanding General BG Edward M. Daly, USA Deputy Chief of Staff CSM James K. Sims, USA Command Sergeant Major

he US AMC mission is to develop, deliver, and sustain materiel to ensure a dominant joint force for the US and our Allies. The AMC mission supports the Army G-4 Focus Area to Connect Army Logisticians; to modernize theater distribution; to improve force reception; and to integrate the supply chain. Headquartered at Redstone Arsenal, AL, the AMC mission is accomplished through Life Cycle Management Commands, Major Subordinate Commands, and other organizations that direct the work of Army depots, arsenals, ammunition plants, laboratories, procurement operations, and AMC-deployed personnel. Support is also provided to HQDA, PEO/ PM, and, via contracts, to vendors worldwide. The command includes more than 70,000 dedicated military and civilian personnel worldwide and has an impact or presence in all 50 states and in 150 countries. AMC is directly supporting Operation Enduring Freedom and is actively engaged in deliberate planning in advance of anticipated theater Retrograde operations. Army Materiel Command is responsible for Administrative Control of the Military Surface Deployment and Dis-

tribution Command which is also the Army Service Component Command to US Transportation Command. As a Major Subordinate Command to AMC, SDDC is uniquely positioned to provide responsive mode neutral endto-end support to the Army’s Materiel Enterprise. In addition to the ADCON relationship, AMC is also one of SDDC’s largest customers—especially for the transport of retrograde cargo. All of this requires routine contact with the AMC community of transporters at the Life Cycle Management Commands, Major Subordinate Commands, the Logistics Support Activity, the Army Staff, Army Commands (ACOMs), DLA, USTRANSCOM, Defense Contract Management Agency, and the Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC). AMC transporters forecast requirements and defend, justify, budget, allocate, enforce, and verify resources to move weapon systems and supplies to and from soldiers worldwide. Current AMC Transportation Support to DOD and Army Programs: • Logistics Management Program (LMP) • Supply Chain Integration • Retrograde/Reset the Army. DTJ

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DOD | US Marine Corps (USMC) | Deputy Commandant for Installations and Logistics (I&L)

PRINCIPAL LOGISTICS OFFICE | Deputy Commandant for Installations & Logistics (I&L)

Edgar Suckfiel Section Lead Integrated Distribution (LPD-1) 571-256-2767 • DSN 225 ed.suckfiel@usmc.mil Frederick Hyden Section Lead Personal Property & Passenger (LPD-2) 751-256-2770 • DSN 225 frederick.hyden@usmc.mil

http://www.iandl.marines.mil/

Lieutenant General William M. Faulkner, USMC Deputy Commandant (DC, I&L) DIRECTORATE

LOGISTICS, PLANS, POLICIES, AND STRATEGIC MOBILITY DIVISION http://www.iandl.marines.mil/Divisions/ LogisticsPlansPoliciesStrategicMobilit y%28LP%29/LPHome.aspx

Frances L. Sullivan, SES

Asst. Deputy Commandant, Contracts

eputy Commandant, Installations and Logistics (DC I&L) Headquartered in Washington, DC, acts on behalf of the Commandant in designated matters of logistics policy and management, and coordinates logistics actions with other agencies. The Installations and Logistics Department shapes logistics plans and policies to sustain excellence in warfighting. The focus of effort is to increase Marine Air Ground Task Force lethality by providing superior support through modernizing logistics processes, implementing proven technology and best practices, developing standards of performance, and fully integrating the supporting establishment as the fifth element of the Marine Air Ground Task Force.

Brg. Gen. Craig C. Crenshaw, USMC Asst. Deputy Commandant for Installations and Logistics

Allen Coulter Deputy Director, Logistics, Plans, Policies & Strategic Mobility Division 703-695-5434 • DSN 225 allen.coulter@usmc.mil Col Keith Rutkowski, USMC Head, Logistics Distribution Policy Branch (LPD) 703-695-7851 • DSN 225 keith.rutkowski@usmc.mil James Meersman Deputy, Logistics Distribution Policy Branch (LPD) 703-695-8129 • DSN 225 james.meersman@usmc.mil LtCol James Jones, USMC Operations Officer (LPD) 703-695-6099 • DSN 225 james.jones7@usmc.mil

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Patrick Jean Section Lead Second Destination Transportation (LPD-3) 571-256-2770 • DSN 225 patrick.jean@usmc.mil

LOGISTICS PLANS, POLICIES AND STRATEGIC MOBILITY DIVISION (LP) Under the direction of the Deputy Commandant, Installations and Logistics (I&L), LP is responsible for formulating Marine Corps logistics plans, policies, and concepts; exercising staff supervision over joint and Marine Corps logistics matters, logistics manpower matters, logistics analysis, mobility, lift requirements, sustainability, productivity, materiel readiness, logistics information systems, security assistance, and fiscal matters for appropriate division sponsored programs; and coordinating the logistics aspects of the prepositioning program. LOGISTICS DISTRIBUTION POLICY BRANCH (LPD) This Branch is responsible for functional area advocacy, operational oversight, and policy development and guidance. Responsibilities include coordination and dissemination roles for USMC and Joint policy and procedural requirements for sustainment distribution, including freight and logistics chain interfaces; household goods and passenger travel; Second Destination Transportation funding; and packaging, packing, and preservation. INTEGRATED DISTRIBUTION SECTION (LPD-1) This Section provides USMC distribution management policy and guidance for the movement of freight worldwide and serves as the focal point in devel-

DOD | USMC | Logistics, Plans, Policies, and Strategic Mobility Division oping more efficient methods of transporting, routing, tracing, and documenting USMC freight movements within the Defense Transportation System. This Section is also responsible for transportation policy regarding the movement of arms, ammunition, and explosives shipments (AA&E); container leasing/purchasing policy; customs and border clearance issues; preservation, packaging, and packing issues (P3); and distribution management Automated Information Systems (AIS). The Section responsibilities also include management of the Distribution Management occupational field (MOS 3102 & 3112), development

of MOS Individual Training Standards (ITS), personnel assignments for Officers and Enlisted, skill progression and formal schools training, Officer and Enlisted grade shaping, and formulation of MAGTF distribution policy and procedures. PERSONAL PROPERTY AND PASSENGER SECTION (LPD-2) This Section develops distribution management policy and programs for the movement of passengers and the movement and storage of household goods. The Section provides guidance to Marine Corps Distribution Management Offices and Service members on

household goods and passenger transportation issues. SECOND DESTINATION TRANSPORTATION (SDT) SECTION (LPD-3) This Section supports the Marine Forces in funding the movement of USMCowned equipment and materiel worldwide. This Section is also responsible for all SDT funding issues to include budget development, submission and execution, assignment of transportation account codes, air clearance authority issues, and commercial carrier freight payment processes through the U.S. Bank Third Party Payment System (TPPS). DTJ

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MAJOR COMMAND | Marine Corps Logistics Command (L01)

Major General John J. Broadmeadow, USMC Commanding General Michael T. Madden Exec. Deputy Dir., Logistics Command (L02) 229-639-8590 • DSN 567 michael.madden@usmc.mil Col Yori R. Escalante, USMC Chief of Staff, Command Element (L03) 229-639-5011 • DSN 567 yori.r.escalante@usmc.mil SgtMaj Joseph M. Davenport III, USMC Sergeant Major, Command Element (L04) 229-639-5510 • DSN 567 joseph.davenport@usmc.mil Vacant Director, Operations Directorate (P30) Daniel W. Elzie Deputy Dir., Operations Directorate (P30) 229-639-5507 • DSN 567 daniel.elzie@usmc.mil Pamela W. Dervan Director, Logistics Capabilities Ctr. (P40) 229-639-7026 • DSN 567 pamela.dervan@usmc.mil Michael A. Williamson Director, Logistics Svcs. Mgmt. Center (P50) 229-639-6552 • DSN 567 michael.a.williamso1@usmc.mil Maj (LtCol Sel) Jason M. Janczak, USMC Dep. Dir., Logistics Svcs. Mgmt. Ctr. (P50) 229-639-8312 • DSN 567 jason.janczak@usmc.mil Jerry G. Mengelkoch Director, Maintenance Mgmt. Center (P60) 229-639-6801 • DSN 567 jerry.mengelkoch@usmc.mil Vacant Deputy Dir., Maintenance Mgmt. Ctr. (P60) 229-639-8353 • DSN 567

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Ron Wilson Dep. Dir., Weapon Systems Mgmt. Ctr. (P70) 229-639-8182 • DSN 567 Douglas C. Anderson Director, Distribution Mgmt. Center (P80) 229-639-5501 • DSN 567 douglas.c.anderson@usmc.mil

MARINE CORPS LOGISTICS COMMAND HEADQUARTERS (L01) This Command provides worldwide integrated logistics/supply chain and distribution management; depot level maintenance management; and strategic prepositioning capability in support of the operating forces and other supported units to maximize their readiness and sustainability, and to support enterprise and program level Total Life Cycle Management. OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE (P30) This Center is responsible for staffing, developing, coordinating, and monitoring Marine Corps operational matters pertaining to strategic and contingency planning, Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) support teams, war reserve materiel requirements, and logistics customer services. It also manages opportunities with potential alignment to existing/future Command managed programs.

LOGISTICS CAPABILITIES CENTER (P40) This Center identifies, analyzes, develops, and facilitates the implementation and sustainment of integrated logistics solutions that optimize logistics chain management. LOGISTICS SERVICES MANAGEMENT CENTER (P50) This Center plans, manages, executes/ oversees, and integrates improvements to the ground equipment supply chains to ensure effective and efficient support to the warfighter. MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT CENTER (P60) This Center is the focal point for planning and executing Marine Corps maintenance management in support of ground weapon systems and future opportunities. WEAPON SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT CENTER (P70) This Center provides a full-range of enterprise and program level integrated logistics/ supply chain management functions to enhance warfighter readiness and sustainment throughout the life cycle of ground weapon systems. Through Weapon System Management Teams, it leads early interface and influence to PMs for sustainment strategy development & execution, conducts ground equipment Principle End Items (PEIs) inventory management, and serves as the wholesale inventory control point for secondary items inventory management and technical data services. DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT CENTER (P80) The Distribution Management Center has exclusive responsibility for Marine Corps enterprise-level distribution management, and for planning and management of storage operations for ground weapon system PEIs and associated collateral material. The DMC will ensure the most reliable distribution for sustainment to support readiness of forward deployed forces, while maintaining CONUS-based operations. DTJ

DOD | US Navy (USN) | OPNAV N4

FLEET READINESS & LOGISTICS OFFICE (OPNAV N4)

VADM Philip Hart Cullom, USN Deputy Chief of Naval Operations Fleet Readiness & Logistics (N4)

he Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Fleet Readiness & Logistics) (OPNAV N4) staff shapes, anticipates, innovates, and leads Navy readiness and logistics to enable and sustain Fleet operating forces and shore readiness, now and in the future. The staff issues policy, conducts program assessments, and serves as Resource and Requirements Sponsor to plan, program, and resource the readiness requirements of the Navy. OPNAV N4 enables responsive, adaptive, and effective logistics support to maximize and sustain readiness, and enable the integration of Naval forces into the Joint force. OPNAV N4 is committed to creating and maximizing alignment between our Joint partners, the Secretariat, OPNAV staff, our Fleet Customers, the Warfare and Provider Enterprises, and our stakeholders. Faced with an increasingly uncertain world and regional conflict, the demand for Fleet capabilities is only expected to increase, but it will be challenged by an increasingly constrained fiscal environment. N4 integrates readiness requirements to enable optimal allocation of scarce resources across all readiness and logistics programs, promote responsible stewardship of our environment, develop and implement policies governing lo-

gistics supported by best practices, and guide the Navy in developing and executing a long-term energy strategy. N4 is responsible for a $13.7 billion annual budget, which accounts for 10% of the Navy’s Total Obligation Authority and 23% of the Navy’s OMN. Primary goals are to: • Excel in Our Role as Requirements/Resource Sponsor to Ensure Afloat and Shore Readiness – N4 integrates the full spectrum of readiness requirements to enable optimum resource decision-making by Navy leadership. As the Fleet Readiness Requirements Sponsor and the Shore and Logistics Resource Sponsor, N4 works closely with US Fleet Forces within the framework of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution System (PPBES), to ensure the optimal balance of operational availability and cost to support execution of the Fleet Response Plan. N4 also develops and executes the Chief of Naval Operations Shore Investment Strategy in close coordination with Commander, Navy Installations Command and the Fleet Warfare and Provider Enterprises. Additionally, through the Integrated Readiness Assessment process, N4 pro-

vides Navy leadership a holistic view of current and future readiness, and provides a tool that facilitates better decision-making to best mitigate readiness shortfalls. • Develop and Shape Logistics Policy and Processes to Enhance Readiness and Logistic Capabilities – N4 has the responsibility for Navy logistics policy that ultimately drives the Navy’s support processes. N4 ensures that its policies accurately reflect and strengthen the emerging alignment of the Warfare and Provider Enterprises. • Promote Environmental Stewardship – Environmental stewardship is a key national and Department of the Navy priority. N4 leads the Navy’s integration of regulations into practice while meeting operational/ training requirements and capabilities for the future in a sustainable way. N4 also furthers public awareness of the Navy’s leadership and stewardship in this area. • Promote Energy Leadership – N4 guides the Navy in achieving objectives that value energy as a strategic resource, improves our combat capability, enhances our mission effectiveness, and reduces our vulnerability to an increasingly volatile energy market. DTJ

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Navy Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP)

www.navsup.navy.mil

RADM Jonathan A. Yuen, USN Commander, NAVSUP, and Chief of Supply Corps John Goodhart SES, Vice Commander CMDCM (SW/AW) Donald Myrick, USN MCPO of the Supply Community

he Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) and Navy Supply Corps team share one mission—to deliver sustained global logistics and quality-of-life support to the Navy and Joint warfighter. NAVSUP/Navy Supply Corps’ diverse team of more than 25,000 civilian and military personnel oversee a diverse portfolio including supply chain management for material support to Navy, Marine Corps, joint and coalition partners, supply operations, conventional ordnance, contracting, resale, fuel, transportation, security assistance, and quality-of-life issues for our naval forces, including food service, postal services, Navy Exchanges, and movement of household goods. The NAVSUP/Navy Supply Corps team forms a vast network of professionals who deliver unparalleled products and services to customers in the Fleet and across the world. NAVSUP’s most important responsibility is the worldwide, integrated Navy supply system, which gets the fleet what it needs, where and when it needs it. NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support (NAVSUP WSS), NAVSUP

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Business Systems Center (BSC), and seven Fleet Logistics Support Centers (FLCs) aligned under NAVSUP Global Logistics Support (NAVSUP GLS), are the major activities in this command. NAVSUP WSS, co-located in Philadelphia and Mechanicsburg, PA, is responsible for centralized control of more than 400,000 different line items of repair parts, components, and assemblies that keep Navy aircraft, surface ships, submarines and their associated weapon systems operating, while also providing logistics and supply assistance to friendly and allied nations through the Foreign Military Sales program. NAVSUP Global Logistics Support based in San Diego, CA, delivers worldwide integrated logistics, contracting services, and facilitates transportation and ordnance to Navy and Joint operational units. This command provides oversight for a global network of FLCs that provide a variety of logistics support services to Navy and other military customers in their respective regions around the world. These products and services include material management, contracting, fuel services, hazardous materials management, household goods movement support, consolidated mail services, ammunition supply chain management, transportation, and operations planning.

NAVSUP is one of 10 designated Navy Heads of the Contracting Activity and is responsible for management and oversight of the Navy Field Contracting System (NFCS). The NFCS consists of 646 contracting activities that execute a range of NAVSUP-delegated contracting authority to include purchase card, ordering, and simplified acquisition procedure procurement methods. The Navy Exchange Service Command, headquartered in Virginia Beach, VA, oversees facilities worldwide including more than 300 NEX stores, 40 Navy Lodges, 150 Ship’s Stores, along with Navy Clothing and Textile Research Facility, Uniform Program Management Office, and Telecommunications Program Office. This command provides quality goods and services to authorized customers at a savings, and supports Navy quality of life programs. Seventy percent of NEX profits are provided to support Navy Morale Welfare and Recreation, and the remaining thirty percent is used to build and renovate facilities worldwide. NAVSUP Business Systems Center in Mechanicsburg, PA, delivers information technology and information management solutions with specific emphasis on logistics and financial related products and services. This group is the Navy’s premier central design agency with responsibility to design, develop, and maintain information systems supporting logistics, supply chain management, transportation, finance, and accounting for the US Navy and other DOD organizations. It is through the exceptional delivery of vast and varied capabilities that NAVSUP and the Navy Supply Corps contribute to the operational efficiency and fighting effectiveness of our Navy and Joint Warfighters and remains Ready. Resourceful. Responsive. DTJ

For more information call the Corporate Communications Office at 717-605-7404 or email navsuphqquestions@navy.mil.

DOD | US Air Force (USAF) | AF/A4/7 | A4L | AFMC

PRINCIPAL LOGISTICS OFFICE | Logistics, Installations, and Mission Support (AF/A4/7)

Lieutenant General Judith A. Fedder, USAF Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics, Installations, and Mission Support (A4L)

ogistics, Installations, and Mission Support (AF/A4/7) is responsible for management and integration of USAF civil engineering, logistics readiness, security forces, supply, transportation, and aircraft and missile maintenance. The Air Force Deputy Chief of Staff, through the AF/ A4/7 office, is responsible for setting policy and preparing budget estimates that reflect enhancements to productivity, combat readiness, and quality of life for Air Force personnel. agement, exacting test and evaluation, and world-class sustainment of all Air Force weapon systems.

DIRECTORATE

DIRECTORATE OF LOGISTICS (A4L)

Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC)

AFMC HOST BASES Arnold AFB, TN; Edwards AFB, CA; Eglin AFB, FL; Hanscom AFB, MA; Hill AFB, UT; Kirtland AFB, NM; Robins AFB, GA; Tinker AFB, OK; and Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. AFMCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FIVE CENTERS Science and Technology Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Wright-Patterson AFB, OH Life Cycle Management Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) Wright-Patterson AFB, OH

Major General John B. Cooper Director of Logistics

he Director of Logistics (A4L) is responsible for organizing, training, and equipping more than 180,000 technicians and managers who maintain the Air Force global engagement aerospace weapons system inventory. A4L provides strategic direction for materiel and equipment management, fuels, vehicle management and operations, distribution, personal property, and passenger traffic management. The directorate also develops logistics readiness, maintenance, and munitions policy, thus ensuring the readiness of the single largest element of manpower supporting Air Force combat forces worldwide.

General Janet C. Wolfenbarger, USAF Commander www.afmc.af.mil

ir Force Materiel Command is headquartered at WrightPatterson AFB, OH, and develops, fields, and sustains materiel that allows the US Air Force to remain the most capable, flexible, and dominant military force in the world. AFMC delivers war-winning expeditionary capabilities to the warfighter through development and transition of technology, professional acquisition man-

Test and Evaluation Air Force Test Center (AFTC) Edwards AFB, CA Sustainment Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) Tinker AFB, OK Nuclear Support Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center (AFNWC) Kirtland AFB, NM DTJ

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Department of Transportation (DOT)

www.dot.gov

The Honorable Anthony Foxx Secretary of Transportation Victor Mendez Acting Deputy Secretary of Transportation 202-366-4000 Peter Rogoff Acting Under Secretary for Policy 202-366-4000 Dana Gresham Assistant Secretary, Governmental Affairs 202-366-4000 Susan Kurland Assistant Secretary for Aviation and International Affairs 202-366-4000 DOT ADMINISTRATORS Michael P. Huerta, Administrator Federal Aviation Administration Victor Mendez, Administrator Federal Highway Administration Anne S. Ferro, Administrator Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Joseph Szabo, Administrator Federal Railroad Administration Peter Rogoff, Administrator Federal Transit Administration Paul N. Jaenichen, Sr., Acting Administrator Maritime Administration David J. Friedman, Acting Administrator National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Betty Sutton, Administrator Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation Gregory D. Winfree, Administrator Research and Innovative Technology Administration Cynthia Quarterman, Administrator Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration

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HISTORY The DOT was established by an act of Congress on October 15, 1966. The department’s first official day of operation was April 1, 1967. The mission of DOT’s 60,000 employees is to serve the US by ensuring a fast, safe, efficient, accessible, and convenient transportation system that meets our vital national interests and enhances the quality of life of the American people, today and into the future. DOT STRATEGIC GOALS • Safety: Improving transportation safety remains DOT’s top priority. Our goal is to bring a departmentwide focus on reducing transportation-related fatalities and injuries. In our safety chapter, we highlight roadway safety for all users; combating distracted driving and other dangerous behaviors; the need for a more effective Federal role in transit safety; and our strategies for addressing the most serious safety risks in other surface transportation modes and in aviation. • State of Good Repair: Recent reports on the condition of key facilities—highways, bridges, transit systems, passenger rail and airport runways—reveal that many fall short of a state of good repair and thus compromise the safety, capacity, and efficiency of the US transportation system. DOT will bring a strong programmatic emphasis

and new resources to improving the condition of our infrastructure. DOT will encourage its government and industry partners to make optimal use of existing capacity, minimize life-cycle costs, and apply sound asset management principles throughout the system. • Economic Competitiveness: With demand for both freight and passenger transportation expected to more than double by 2050, our goal is to support the US economy by fostering smart, strategic investments that will serve the traveling public and facilitate freight movement. Our central strategies for achieving maximum economic returns on our policies and investments include leading the development of intercity, high-speed passenger rail and a competitive air transportation system; increasing travel time reliability in freight-significant highway corridors; improving the performance of freight rail and maritime networks; advancing transportation interests in targeted markets around the world; and expanding opportunities in the transportation sector for small businesses. • Livable Communities: Fostering livable communities—places where coordinated transportation, housing, and commercial development gives people access to affordable and environmentally sustainable transportation—is a transformational policy shift for DOT. Over the last 50 years, transportation spending has often been poorly coordinated with other infrastructure investments resulting in auto-dependent residential communities where access to job opportunities and key amenities is inadequate and expensive. Our livable communities chapter addresses these and other related issues to show how we will pursue coordinated, placebased policies and investments that increase transportation choices and access to public transportation services for all Americans. • Environmental Sustainability: Transportation is crucial to our economy

Department of Transportation (DOT) and our quality of life, but building, operating, and maintaining transportation systems clearly have significant environmental impacts on our air, water, and natural ecosystems. The transportation sector is a significant source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, accounting for 33 percent of total US GHG emissions in 2009. Our environmental sustainability chapter describes how we will address these challenges through strategies such as fuel economy standards for cars and trucks, more environmentally sound construction and operational practices, and by expanding opportunities for shifting freight from less fuel-efficient modes to more fuel-efficient modes. • Organizational Excellence: Our organizational excellence chapter outlines the management strategies we will implement to make DOT a high-performance, outcome-driven agency, and the best place to work in the Federal government. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY The Under Secretary of Transportation for Policy serves as a principal advisor to the Secretary and provides leadership in the development of policies for the Department, generating proposals and providing advice regarding legislative and regulatory initiatives across all modes of transportation. OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION POLICY The Office of Transportation Policy is the office responsible for recommending overall surface transportation policy initiatives to the Secretary. The office coordinates multi-modal initiatives and processes, such as the development of DOT’s proposed reauthorization language, and the coordination of the President’s Executive Order on streamlining environmental reviews of transportation infrastructure. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND STRATEGIC ANALYSIS Initiates and develops Secretarial policies relating to the financing of transportation infrastructure; the use of

economic analysis in evaluating infrastructure investments, rulemakings, Departmental programs, and other initiatives; the use of economic analysis in reducing congestion and enhancing the efficient operation of transportation networks; and other applications of economic analysis in transportation policymaking. Provides economic analysis of recommendations and proposed rules. Oversees the development and implementation of the Department’s strategic plan. OFFICE OF SAFETY, ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT Initiates and coordinates Secretarial policies on safety, environment and energy issues affecting all aspects of transportation. Provides technical expertise on safety, energy and environmental matters for the Department’s legislative, regulatory and research programs. Serves as the Departmental focal point for domestic and international initiatives related to safety, energy and environment. Conducts analyses and recommends policies for: reducing transportation fatality and injury rates, stewardship of the human and natural environment, including air quality, water quality, and historic resources, and protecting environmental health while improving the transportation system. OFFICE OF INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE AND INNOVATION The Office of Infrastructure Finance and Innovation is primarily responsible, in coordination with the Office of the Chief Economist, for providing policy direction related to the implementation of infrastructure grant programs, credit programs and regulations that impact infrastructure development and operation. The Office shall play the lead role in advising the Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy and the Under Secretary for Policy on the development of policies related to innovative finance and procurement.

OFFICE OF AVIATION AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Aviation and International Affairs carries a broad portfolio of responsibilities covering domestic and international aviation, international trade, and a range of other international cooperation and facilitation issues. The Office of Aviation and International Affairs includes two principal jurisdictions: domestic and international aviation. The Office contributes directly to accomplishing DOT’s strategic goal of economic growth and trade, and advances America’s economic growth and competitiveness domestically and internationally through efficient and flexible transportation. The Office develops and coordinates Departmental policies in a wide spectrum of domestic and international aviation issues. GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS The Assistant Secretary for Governmental Affairs is the principal advisor to the Secretary, Deputy Secretary and senior staff with respect to legislative affairs, Congressional relations, and policy matters affecting Federal, state and local governments, and public and private interest groups. OFFICE OF INTELLIGENCE, SECURITY, AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE The Office of Intelligence, Security and Emergency Response ensures the development, coordination and execution of plans and procedures for the Department of Transportation to balance transportation security requirements with the safety, mobility and economic needs of the Nation through effective intelligence, security, preparedness and emergency response programs. DOT ADMINISTRATIONS GOVERNMENT Federal Aviation Administration

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facture, operation, certification and maintenance of aircraft. The agency is responsible for the rating and certification of airmen and for certification of airports serving air carriers. It also regulates a program to protect the security of civil aviation, and enforces regulations under the Hazardous Materials Transportation Act for shipments by air. The FAA, which operates a network of airport towers, air route traffic control centers, and flight service stations, develops air traffic rules, allocates the use of airspace, and provides for the security control of air traffic to meet national defense requirements. Other responsibilities include the construction or installation of visual and electronic aids to air navigation and promotion of aviation safety internationally. The FAA, which regulates and encourages the US commercial space transportation industry, also licenses commercial space launch facilities and private sector launches.

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration was established within the Department of Transportation on January 1, 2000, pursuant to the Motor Carrier Safety Improvement Act of 1999 [Public Law No. 106-159, 113 Stat. 1748 (December 9, 1999)]. Formerly a part of the Federal Highway Administration, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s primary mission is to prevent commercial motor vehicle-related fatalities and injuries. Administration activities contribute to: • Ensuring safety in motor carrier operations through strong enforcement of safety regulations, targeting high-risk carriers and commercial motor vehicle drivers. • Improving safety information systems and commercial motor vehicle technologies; strengthening commercial motor vehicle equipment and operating standards. • Increasing safety awareness.

Federal Highway Administration

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) coordinates highway transportation programs in cooperation with states and other partners to enhance the country’s safety, economic vitality, quality of life, and the environment. Major program areas include the Federal-Aid Highway Program, which provides federal financial assistance to the States to construct and improve the National Highway System, urban and rural roads, and bridges. This program provides funds for general improvements and development of safe highways and roads. The Federal Lands Highway Program provides access to and within national forests, national parks, Indian reservations and other public lands by preparing plans and contracts, supervising construction facilities, and conducting bridge inspections and surveys. The FHWA also manages a comprehensive research, development, and technology program.

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To accomplish these activities, the Administration works with Federal, state, and local enforcement agencies, the motor carrier industry, labor safety interest groups, and others. Federal Railroad Administration

The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) promotes safe and environmentally sound rail transportation. With the responsibility of ensuring railroad safety throughout the nation, the FRA employs safety inspectors to monitor railroad compliance with federally mandated safety standards including track maintenance, inspection standards and operating practices. The FRA conducts research and development tests to evaluate projects in support of its safety mission and to enhance the railroad system as a national transportation resource. Public education campaigns on highway-rail grade crossing safety, and the danger of trespassing on rail property are also administered by FRA.

FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) assists in developing improved mass transportation systems for cities and communities nationwide. Through its grant programs, FTA helps plan, build, and operate transit systems with convenience, cost and accessibility in mind. While buses and rail vehicles are the most common type of public transportation, other kinds include commuter ferryboats, trolleys, inclined railways, subways, and people movers. In providing financial, technical and planning assistance, the agency provides leadership and resources for safe and technologically advanced local transit systems while assisting in the development of local and regional traffic reduction. The FTA maintains the National Transit Library (NTL), a repository of reports, documents, and data generated by professionals and others from around the country. The NTL is designed to facilitate document sharing among people interested in transit and transit related topics. Maritime Administration

The Maritime Administration (MARAD) promotes development and maintenance of an adequate, well-balanced, United States merchant marine, sufficient to carry the Nation’s domestic waterborne commerce and a substantial portion of its waterborne foreign commerce, and capable of serving as a naval and military auxiliary in time of war or national emergency. MARAD also seeks to ensure that the United States enjoys adequate shipbuilding and repair service, efficient ports, effective intermodal water and land transportation systems, and reserve shipping capacity in time of national emergency. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is responsible for reducing deaths, injuries and economic losses resulting from motor vehicle crashes. NHTSA sets and enforces safety performance standards for

Department of Transportation (DOT) motor vehicles and equipment, and through grants to state and local governments, enables them to conduct effective local highway safety programs. NHTSA investigates safety defects in motor vehicles, sets and enforces fuel economy standards, helps states and local communities reduce the threat of drunk drivers, promotes the use of safety belts, child safety seats and air bags, investigates odometer fraud, establishes and enforces vehicle antitheft regulations, and provides consumer information on motor vehicle safety topics. Research on driver behavior and traffic safety is conducted by NHTSA to develop the most efficient and effective means of bringing about safety improvements. A toll-free Auto Safety Hotline, 1-888-DASH-2-DOT, furnishes consumers with a wide range of auto safety information. Callers also can help identify safety problems in motor vehicles, tires and automotive equipment such as child safety seats. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration

The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) oversees the safety of more than 800,000 daily shipments of hazardous materials in the United States and 64 percent of the nation’s energy that is transported by pipelines. PHMSA is dedicated solely to safety by working toward the elimination of transportation-related deaths and injuries in hazardous materials and pipeline transportation, and

by promoting transportation solutions that enhance communities and protect the natural environment. Research and Innovative Technology Administration

The Research & Innovative Technology Administration (RITA) is an agency whose mission is to identify and facilitate solutions to the challenges and opportunities facing America’s transportation system. RITA’s focus is to promote transportation research that will foster the use of innovative technology. RITA includes the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center, an organization dedicated to enhancing the effectiveness, efficiency, and responsiveness of other Federal organizations with critical transportation-related functions and missions. With responsibility for research policy and technology sharing, the agency partners with national and international organizations and universities. RITA also includes the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, the Transportation Safety Institute and the University Transportation Centers program. Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation

The Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation (SLSDC) operates and maintains a safe, reliable and efficient waterway for commercial and noncommercial vessels between the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean. The SLSDC, in tandem with the Saint Lawrence Seaway Authority of Canada,

oversees operations safety, vessel inspections, traffic control, and navigation aids on the Great Lakes and the Saint Lawrence Seaway. Important to the economic development of the Great Lakes region, SLSDC works to develop trade opportunities to benefit port communities, shippers and receivers and related industries in the area. Surface Transportation Board

The Surface Transportation Board (STB) is an independent, bipartisan, adjudicatory body organizationally housed within the DOT. It is responsible for the economic regulation of interstate surface transportation, primarily railroads, within the United States. The STB’s mission is to ensure that competitive, efficient, and safe transportation services are provided to meet the needs of shippers, receivers, and consumers. The Board is charged with promoting, where appropriate, substantive and procedural regulatory reform in the economic regulation of surface transportation, and with providing an efficient and effective forum for the resolution of disputes. The Board continues to strive to develop, through rulemakings and case disposition, new and better ways to analyze unique and complex problems, to reach fully justified decisions more quickly, to reduce the costs associated with regulatory oversight, and to encourage private-sector negotiations and resolutions to problems where appropriate. DTJ

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Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

www.dhs.gov

The Honorable Jeh Johnson Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas Deputy Secretary Rear Admiral June E. Ryan, USCG Military Advisor

he primary responsibility of the Military Advisor is to provide counsel and support to the Secretary in affairs relating to the coordination and execution of policy and operations between DHS and DOD. VISION AND MISSION The vision of homeland security is to ensure a homeland that is safe, secure, and resilient against terrorism and other hazards. Three key concepts form the foundation of our national homeland security strategy designed to achieve this vision: • Security, • Resilience, and • Customs and Exchange. In turn, these key concepts drive broad areas of activity that the Quadrennial Homeland Security Review (QHSR) process defines as homeland security missions. These missions are enterprise-wide, and not limited to the Department of Homeland Security. These missions and their associated goals and objectives tell us in detail what it means to prevent, to protect, to respond, and to recover, as well as to

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build in security, to ensure resilience, and to facilitate customs and exchange. Hundreds of thousands of people from across the federal government, state, local, tribal, and territorial governments, the private sector, and other nongovernmental organizations, are responsible for executing these missions. These are the people who regularly interact with the public, who are responsible for public safety and security, who own and operate our nation’s critical infrastructures and services, who perform research and develop technology, and who keep watch, prepare for, and respond to emerging threats and disasters. These homeland security professionals must have a clear sense of what it takes to achieve the overarching vision articulated above. THE CORE MISSIONS There are five homeland security missions: 1. Prevent terrorism and enhance security 2. Secure and manage our borders 3. Enforce and administer our immigration laws 4. Safeguard and secure cyberspace 5. Ensure resilience to disasters. In achieving these goals, we are continually strengthening our partnerships with communities, first respond-

ers, law enforcement, and government agencies—at the state, local, tribal, federal, and international levels. We are accelerating the deployment of science, technology, and innovation in order to make America more secure. And we are becoming leaner, smarter, and more efficient, ensuring that every security resource is used as effectively as possible. Components of DHS (Select agency profiles follow): • Directorate for National Protection and Programs • Directorate for Science & Technology • Directorate for Management • Office of Policy • Office of Health Affairs • Office of Intelligence and Analysis • Office of Operations Coordination • Federal Law Enforcement Training Center • Domestic Nuclear Detection Office • Transportation Security Administration (TSA) • US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) • US Citizenship and Immigration Services • US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) • United States Coast Guard • Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) • US Secret Service. DTJ

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) | TSA | FEMA | USCG

G TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION (TSA)

FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (FEMA)

John S. Pistole Administrator www.tsa.gov

MISSION The TSA protects the Nation’s transportation systems to ensure freedom of movement for people and commerce. VISION The TSA will continuously set the standard for excellence in transportation security through its people, processes, and technologies. VALUES Excellence in public service through: Integrity; Innovation; Team spirit.

he TSA was formed immediately following the tragedies of September 11. As a component agency of the Department of Homeland Security, TSA is responsible for security of the nation’s transportation systems. With TSA state, local, and regional partners, the organization oversees security for the highways, railroads, buses, mass transit systems, marine ports, and airports. People from Alaska to Puerto Rico are employed through TSA to ensure that travel—by plane, train, automobile, or ferry—is safe and secure.

William Craig Fugate Administrator of FEMA www.fema.gov

EMA is the central point of contact within the federal government for a wide range of emergency planning and response activities. It works closely with all levels of government and the emergency management community to improve the nation’s state of civil preparedness and ability to respond effectively to crises of all kinds. FEMA is headquartered in Washington, DC, with regional and area offices across the country, and the Mount

Weather Emergency Operations Center, National Emergency Training Center in Emmitsburg, MD, and the Center for Domestic Preparedness in Anniston, AL. Often FEMA works in partnership with other organizations that are part of the nation’s emergency management team. These partners include state and local emergency management agencies, 27 federal agencies, the American Red Cross, and other non-governmental entities, including the faith-based community. DTJ

can happen at any time, anywhere. They can range from natural disas“tersEmergencies such as earthquakes, tsunamis, or flooding, to events such as power outages. The key to successful emergency response, regardless of the nature of the event, is personal preparedness. Our pressing objective, as a nation and as individuals, is to be prepared through a few simple steps: make an emergency plan, get an emergency supply kit, and be informed of the hazards in your area. —Craig Fugate, FEMA Administrator

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CHECK THE TSA WEB SITE TIPS for TRAVELERS – Resource Center • • • • •

Checkpoint Wait Time Calculator Civil Rights Complaints FAA Flight Delay Information Traveler Redress Inquiry Program Claims Management Office

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United States Coast Guard (USCG)

www.uscg.mil

Admiral Robert J. Papp, Jr., USCG Commandant of the USCG

he US Coast Guard is one of the five armed forces of the United States and the only military organization within the Department of Homeland Security. The Coast Guard protects the maritime economy and the environment, defends our maritime borders, and saves those in peril. The Coast Guard provides unique benefits to the nation because of its distinctive blend of military, humanitarian, and civilian law enforcement capabilities. By law, the Coast Guard has 11 missions: • Ports, waterways, and coastal security • Drug interdiction • Aids to navigation • Search and rescue • Living marine resources • Marine safety • Defense readiness • Migrant interdiction • Marine environmental protection • ICE operations • Other law enforcement.

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USCG ENGINEERING AND LOGISTICS

RADM Ronald J. Rábago

Assistant Commandant for Engineering and Logistics (CG-4)

he Engineering and Logistics Directorate (CG-4) develops, deploys and maintains the resources necessary to sustain the capabilities to meet operational requirements that support the Coast Guard’s five fundamental roles: Maritime Safety, Maritime Security, Maritime Mobility, National Defense, and Protection of Natural Resources. To do this, our professionals are responsible for engineering and logistics throughout the Coast Guard. The Engineering and Logistics Directorate provides technical, logistics, and engineering support for all Coast Guard operating programs (i.e., Search and Rescue, environmental, etc.). This includes performing or assisting in plan-

ning, design, construction, acquisition, renovation, maintenance, outfitting and alteration of cutters, boats, aircraft, motor vehicles, aids to navigation and shore facilities. Engineering, logistics, and maintenance responsibilities also include complete life-cycle support; installation, operations, maintenance and ultimately replacement. The Engineering and Logistics Directorate is composed of 2164 people; 134 located in Coast Guard Headquarters and 2030 located at three Headquarters Units: Aviation Logistics Center, Surfaces Forces Logistics Center (which includes the Coast Guard Yard), and the Shore Infrastructure Logistics Center. The Directorate is responsible for managing an annual budget of 1 billion dollars. CG-4 is a diverse organization consisting of military and civilian members from many different backgrounds and disciplines. The Engineering and Logistics Directorate has managers, engineers, environmental specialists, scientists, logisticians, technicians and Information Technology specialists; all vital to our ability to do our job. From the Assistant Commandant for Engineering and Logistics, to the field technician repairing a piece of mission critical equipment, the Engineering and Logistics organization performs as a vital asset that enables the Coast Guard to attain its strategic and performance goals. The men and women of CG-4 ensure the Coast Guard’s complex infrastructure is “always ready” to provide the necessary capability to the operational community to meet the Coast Guard’s missions. OUR MISSION To develop and support the Systems which enable the men and women of the Coast Guard to be Semper Paratus…today and tomorrow. OUR VISION The Engineering and Logistics Team provides effective, affordable, capability for our customers, and into the future. DTJ

General Services Administration (GSA)

success is driven by our commer“cialOursuppliers, we look to industry to continue to drive transformation and we will utilize that to achieve World Class Travel Management practices across the federal government. —Timothy Burke

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www.gsa.gov

Daniel Tangherlini Administrator

• Providing innovative technology solutions to enhance government efficiency and increase citizen engagement; and, • Promoting responsible use of federal resources through development of government-wide policies ranging from federal travel to property and management practices.

Timothy Burke

Director of Travel Transportation Services timothy.burke@gsa.gov

Denise Roth, Deputy Administrator 202-501-0800 • Denise.roth@gsa.gov Adam Neufeld, Chief of Staff 202-501-0800 • adam.neufeld@gsa.gov

s the federal government’s workplace solutions provider, the US General Services Administration works to foster an effective, sustainable, and transparent government for the American people. GSA’s expertise in government workplace solutions include: • Effective management of government assets including more than 9,600 government-owned or leased buildings, and 215,000 vehicles in the federal fleet, and preservation of historic federal properties; • Leveraging the government’s buying power through responsible acquisition of products and services making up approximately 14 percent of the government’s total procurement dollars;

The Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) provides the best value services, products, and solutions to customers and increases overall government effectiveness and efficiency. FAS has 4 business portfolios: Integrated Technology Services, Assisted Acquisition Services, General Supplies and Services, Travel, Motor Vehicles, and Card Services. Benefits of FAS include a deeper understanding by GSA of customer requirements; stronger management of the agency’s acquisition processes and programs; and greater integration of GSA business lines to provide multiple channels for customers to acquire the products, services, and solutions needed. FAS makes it possible for GSA to deliver excellent acquisition services efficiently and effectively, while providing value to federal customers and the taxpayer. The Office of Travel and Transportation Services (T&T) offers enterprisewide, government-wide, solutions—using an integrated shared services strategy. T&T provides the subject matter expertise and procurement support so customers can stay focused on their mission.

Due to this leveraged buying, business approach, the savings are significant— estimated $5.9B is saved annually with our airline City Pair Program alone. The Center for Travel Management manages travel programs that are used by over 100 agencies and bureaus and thousands of travelers for air, hotel, online travel management, data reporting and training, to support customer agencies to efficiently manage their travel spend. The E-Gov Travel Service (ETS), an end-to-end, online travel management service, consolidated and transformed travel management to a single platform that integrates all of the programs for distribution. To include the airline City Pair Program which has expanded to more than 5,000 markets, fares offered are discounted considerably off comparable commercial fares, and allow government travelers benefits of no advance purchase, tickets are fully refundable, and there is last seat availability. Also ETS provides access to the FedRooms lodging program with more than 13,500 quality hotels worldwide, all approved by FEMA with rates at or below per diem. Next generation ETS2 will build on the success of ETS1 using cloud-based technology. The Center for Transportation Management offers three strategic service areas: a multi-modal freight program which has launched a Transportation Management Service to assist agencies in streamlining the management of their transportation; the Employee Relocation Resource Center which provides support for 57% of civilian agencies’ home sales and household goods moved annually; and one of the most successful, Federal Strategic Sourcing Initiative, Domestic Delivery Service2 for small parcel delivery. Visit www.gsa.gov for more information. DTJ www.ndtahq.com | 41

MEMBERS ALMANAC 2014

Membership in NDTA appeals to distribution, logistics, transportation, travel, technology, and supply chain companies with recognized presence in international and domestic markets that serve the Defense Transportation System. Chairman’s Circle PLUS Membership is NDTA’s highest level of corporate membership and is particularly well suited to companies with multiple operating units. In the DTJ Almanac, specific divisions, subsidiaries, or brands are included in the parent organization profile, providing the greatest exposure to a company’s services, products, and capabilities. PLUS members may participate on NDTA Functional Committees to share industryspecific knowledge and to network with senior level decision makers in the military, government, and corporate sectors.

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Chairman’s Circle Membership appeals to major transportation, logistics, supply chain, distribution, and travel companies with recognized presence in industry markets. The additional resources and personal involvement of our Chairman’s Circle members allows NDTA to provide greater committee support and sponsorship of technical and professional programs.

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Sustaining Membership is appropriate for companies operating in two or more cities or geographic regions. Sustaining Members may have an established brand, but may want to expand networks, increase opportunities for military or government business, or be active in the national committee structure.

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We sincerely thank you for your confidence in, and commitment to, the National Defense Transportation Association.

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Your support ensures the viability of NDTA and, at the same time, sustains programs and events that are open to our general membership.

Regional Patron Membership is reserved for smaller or regionally-based companies. Regional Patrons may want to establish their service or brand as they grow, network with local industry leaders, or support regional activities. In addition to exposure and involvement, all Corporate Members, regardless of membership level, can designate employees as individual members of NDTA. In this capacity, employees receive a complimentary subscription to the Defense Transportation Journal (DTJ), the opportunity to enroll in group health insurance and legal service programs, as well as hotel and car rental discounts from participating corporate members.

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Member Since 1992

AAR CORP.

1100 North Wood Dale Road Wood Dale, IL 60191 630-227-2000 • www.aarcorp.com Donald J. Wetekam, Senior Vice President, Government and Defense Business Development, AAR CORP. don.wetekam@aarcorp.com

Donald J. Wetekam Senior Vice President Gov’t and Defense Business Development, AAR CORP.

Randy J. Martinez, President and CEO, AAR Airlift Group randy.martinez@aarcorp.com Steven Harrison, Chief Commercial Officer, AAR Airlift Group steven.harrison@aarcorp.com Arthur L. Breithaupt, Vice President of Military Sales & Marketing, AAR Mobility Systems art.breithaupt@aarcorp.com AAR is a leading provider of products and services to the commercial aviation and government/defense industries. The Company provides a variety of specialized products and services to support national defense, homeland security and humanitarian aid operations. AAR’s field-proven products transport equipment and supplies into theaters of operation, sustain in-theater activity and provide real-time communications and situational awareness. AAR also designs and fabricates a wide range of machined and composite structures for aerospace and defense applications. Its logistics and MRO services keep advanced aircraft platforms and ground equipment mission-ready and operating at peak efficiency, and its expeditionary airlift services transport personnel, mail and supplies in a variety of austere locations around the world. Approximately 20 percent of AAR employees are former military personnel who have a strong connection to the real, day-to-day challenges faced by government and defense customers. AAR is committed to the very best in public/private partnerships and ranked among the Top 100 defense contractors in the world. Products AAR manufactures rapidly deployable mobile shelters, both expandable and hardened, internal airlift/helicopter slingable ISU® containers and military standard 463L air mobility pallets. Defense forces around the world rely on AAR’s mobility products to move troops, tools and equipment where they are needed and support their deployment until they return home. AAR’s cargo systems are the backbone of some of the world’s most advanced military cargo aircraft including the A400M and the C-27J as well as established platforms such as the C-130 and CH-47 Chinook helicopter. AAR designs and integrates sophisticated communications systems including Battle Management Command and Control (BMC2) systems that merge data from multiple sources into actionable, warfighter-friendly information that can be integrated into vehicles, shelters or hard-fixed facilities. AAR’s Contingency Response Communication Systems (CRCS) serve as a critical communication link during natural disasters and humanitarian aid operations by bridging the gap between the dissimilar systems of first responders, government agencies, local municipalities and National Guard units. Services AAR’s logistics and supply chain management solutions support programs, ranging from parts management for the US Army vehicle reset programs, to complete supply chain management for the US Air Force’s fleet of KC-10 aircraft, and the UK Ministry of Defence’s fleet of E-3D Sentry AWACS aircraft. AAR currently manages over $1 billion in assets for the US government. AAR provides expeditionary airlift service to government and defense customers around the world with its fleet of more than 60 aircraft. Airlift is currently the largest lift provider to the US Department of Defense in Afghanistan, and has assisted missions around the world including Africa and the Western Pacific. AAR offers a full range of aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul, and highly specialized modifications and engineering services to OEMs and fleet operators—for both fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft. AAR’s manufacturing capabilities include precision machining and fabrication of specialized metallic and composite aerostructures. AAR manufactures components for a wide variety of government and defense programs ranging from advanced structures and assemblies for aircraft to defense systems.

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Randy J. Martinez President & CEO AAR Airlift Group

Steven Harrison Chief Commercial Officer AAR Airlift Group

Arthur L. Breithaupt Vice President of Military Sales & Marketing

Chairman’s Circle PLUS —CORPORATE MEMBERS

Member Since 2004

Agility Defense & Government Services

1725 Duke Street, Suite 450 Alexandria, VA 22314 dgs@agility.com • www.agility.com • Twitter: @agility_news MG Dan Mongeon, USA (Ret.), President & CEO Agility, DGS 703-417-6000 • dmongeon@agility.com

MG Dan Mongeon, USA (Ret.) President & CEO, Agility, DGS

RADM Mark Young, SC, USN (Ret.), Senior Vice President, Strategy & Chief of Staff Agility, DGS 703-417-6013 • myoung@agility.com COL Rich Brooks, USA (Ret.), President, Agility DGS, Inc. 703-417-6012 • rbrooks@agility.com Jim Cox, Vice President, Public Affairs & Marketing Agility DGS 703-417-6050 • jcox@agility.com From its roots in emerging markets, Agility brings efficiency to supply chains in some of the globe’s most challenging environments, offering unmatched personal service, a global footprint, and customized capabilities in developed countries and emerging economies. A publicly traded company, Agility is one of the world’s leading providers of integrated logistics with more than 22,000 employees in over 500 offices and 100 countries. For more information about Agility, visit www.agilitylogistics.com.

COL Rich Brooks, USA (Ret.) President, Agility DGS, Inc.

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Member Since 1992

American Shipping & Logistics Group

One Maynard Drive, 3rd Floor • Park Ridge, NJ 07656 201-573-0371 • www.arrcnet.com Raymond P. Ebeling, Chairman, President, CEO & COO John Handy, General, USAF (Ret.), Vice Chairman

Raymond P. Ebeling Chairman, President, CEO & COO

Arlen P. Henock, Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Matt Eisele, Vice President & General Counsel ASL Group provides shipping and logistics services to the DOD, other US Government agencies, and the commercial market. ASL Group delivers supply chain solutions through its comprehensive and customer focused global network.

Fidelio Limited Partnership (FLP)

One Maynard Drive, 3rd Floor • Park Ridge, NJ 07656 201-573-0371 John Handy, General, USAF (Ret.), President & COO Fred Finger, Vice President Fidelio Limited Partnership (FLP) owns and operates seven US flag Ro-Ro vessels.

American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier, LLC (ARC)

One Maynard Drive, 3rd Floor • Park Ridge, NJ 07656 201-307-1626 • inquiries@arrcnet.com

Gen. John Handy, USAF (Ret.) Vice Chairman, ASL Group President & COO, FLP

Eric Ebeling, President & COO Bill Antonelli, Vice President, Operations Chris Heibel, Vice President, Marketing Chris Barber, Vice President, Europe/Middle East American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier (ARC) has provided highly reliable US-managed and US-crewed Ro-Ro shipping services since 1990. ARC is committed to providing innovative and flexible solutions for its customers in the US DOD, other US government agencies, and for commercial shippers of vehicles and break-bulk equipment. ARC is the third largest US flag international carrier, and the leading US flag Ro-Ro carrier.

American Auto Logistics, LP

Eric Ebeling President & COO, ARC

One Maynard Drive, 3rd Floor • Park Ridge, NJ 07656 201-594-0603 • aalcustomerservice@amslgroup.com Sam Cermack, President & COO Don Brown, General Manager Doug Minnis, General Manager American Auto Logistics has, since 1998, managed the global transport, vehicle processing, and storage of POV’s for Military Service Members and their families. Under the Global Privately Owned Vehicle Contract (GPC) for the DOD, American Auto Logistics transports more than 65,000 vehicles and provides total care storage for over 8,000 vehicles annually for service members relocating throughout the world, with a network of vehicle processing centers in the continental US, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Guam, Korea, Alaska, Continental Europe, the United Kingdom, Turkey, and Bahrain.

Transcar GmbH

Geheimrat-Hummel-Platz 4 • 65239 Hochheim, Germany 49-6146-607-0 • service@transcar.de Sam Cermack, Managing Director Evelyn Gernandt, Deputy Managing Director Transcar is a European based trucking and vehicle processing service provider specializing in cars and other rolling equipment. Transcar offers complete intermodal transportation services, customs clearance, port management, and logistics services.

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Chairman’s Circle PLUS —CORPORATE MEMBERS

Member Since 1957

APL Limited

1667 K Street, NW, Suite 400 Washington, DC 20006 202-331-1424 • www.apl.com Eric Mensing, Senior President & CEO, APL Maritime, Ltd. • Senior Vice President Government Trade & Affairs 202-496-2480 • eric_mensing@apl.com

Eric Mensing Senior President & CEO, APL Maritime, Ltd., SVP Gov’t Trade & Affairs

Lars Magnusson, Senior Director, Military Market 202-496-2484 • lars_magnusson@apl.com Ron Seignious, Director, Military Market (East Coast) 202-496-2485 • ron_seignious@apl.com Will Martin, Director, Government Contracting 510-272-2086 • will_martin@apl.com Chris Thomas, Director, Military Market (Middle East) 971 4 3521304 x223 • chris_thomas@apl.com Eric Topp, Director, Government Contracting 202-496-2489 • eric_topp@apl.com Jason Cook, Director, Military Logistics 303-754-1440 • jason_cook@apl.com John Abrams, Director, Contract Compliance 202-496-2486 • john_abrams@apl.com

Lars Magnusson Senior Director, Military Market

Karin Hellemans, Director, Government/Military Trade-Europe +32-3-544-1358 • karin_hellemans@apl.com APL provides customers around the world with container transportation services through a network combining high-quality intermodal operations and state-of-the-art information technology. APL has been facilitating world trade since 1848 and is one of the shipping industry’s leading and most recognized global brands. Today, APL offers premium container shipping and land transportation across Asia, North and South America, Europe, the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent, and Australia.

APL Logistics

APL Logistics offers a full range of supply chain services that reduce costs and increase profit potential. It bundles and integrates comprehensive services to meet your unique requirements. Count on APL Logistics for innovative solutions tailored to your business needs. Services include Supply Chain Management; Consolidation and Vendor Services; Warehousing and Distribution; Global Freight Management; Manufacturing Support; Asset Management; and Day Definite Guaranteed LCL and FCL services.

APL Master Logo Use for all POSITIVE applications.

APL Master Logo Use for all NEGATIVE applications (when logo is applied to a dark background).

APL Maritime

APL Maritime provides vessel operating services for the APL fleet of owned and chartered vessels, and also markets APL’s ships to the Department of Defense for dedicated period charter requirements. APL Maritime prides itself on its record of unblemished dependable service in the demanding liner service and its ability to meet the specialized and dynamic need of its DOD customers. In partnership with the unions that crew its US flag vessels, APL Maritime brings to bear the optimum mix of ship operating know-how, technical knowledge, and management capability.

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Member Since 2007

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc.

2000 Westchester Avenue Purchase, New York 10577 914-701-8000 • info@atlasair.com • www.atlasair.com

William J. Flynn President & CEO

William J. Flynn, President & Chief Executive Officer John Dietrich, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Michael T. Steen, Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer Adam R. Kokas, Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Chief Human Resources Officer Spencer Schwartz, Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Thomas P. Kane, Vice President, Government & Defense Programs 914-701-8234 • thomas.kane@atlasair.com Bricker Martin, Director, Defense & Government Programs 618-228-7565 • bricker.martin@atlasair.com Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAWW) is proud to be an NDTA Chairman’s Circle Plus member and to support the men and women of the United States Armed Forces and our Allies. Atlas Air Worldwide is the parent company of Atlas Air, Inc. (Atlas) and Titan Aviation Leasing (Titan), and is the majority shareholder of Polar Air Cargo Worldwide, Inc. (Polar). Through Atlas and Polar, Atlas Air Worldwide operates the world’s largest fleet of Boeing 747 freighter aircraft and is the leading provider of leased freighter aircraft and outsourced aircraft operating solutions to the global aviation industry. The AAWW companies provide: • Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance (ACMI) aircraft leasing, in which customers receive a dedicated aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance on a long-term lease basis • Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance (CMI) service, for customers who provide their own aircraft • Express network and scheduled air cargo service • Military cargo and passenger charters • Commercial cargo and passenger charters • Dry leasing of aircraft and engines In addition, AAWW is the only ACMI provider to offer customers access to the game-changing Boeing 747-8F. Our customers include major airlines, express delivery providers, international freight forwarders, the US military— including the CRAF program—and charter brokers. Through our CMI service, we provide key supply chain support for the production of Boeing’s all-new commercial jetliner, the 787 Dreamliner, by operating a specially-modified fleet of four 747-400 aircraft. In addition, Atlas operates a private, premium passenger charter service for the US-Africa Energy Association (USAEA) through SonAir—Serviço Aéreo, S.A. (SonAir), acting as agent for the USAEA. We are also the provider of training for Air Force One and for E-4B, National Airborne Operations Center pilots and flight engineers. For more information, please visit www.atlasair.com.

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John W. Dietrich Executive Vice President & COO

Chairman’s Circle PLUS —CORPORATE MEMBERS

Member Since 2006

Bennett Motor Express, LLC

1001 Industrial Parkway • McDonough, GA 30253 800-866-5500 • bennettig.com • Facebook: http://t.co/a7DrzWUW David Lowry, CEO, Bennett Motor Express, LLC • 800-866-5500 x238 • david.lowry@bennettig.com Charles Phillips, President, Gov’t Services & Bennett Int’l Logistics, LLC, Bennett Int’l Group, LLC 800-866-5500 x723 • charles.phillips@bennettig.com

David Lowry CEO Bennett Motor Express, LLC

Norman LaBrecque, Vice President, Government Services • 800-866-5500 x213 • norman.labrecque@bennettig.com Frank Perconti, SVP, Sales & Bus. Devel., Bennett Motor Express, LLC 800-866-5500 x465 • frank.perconti@bennettig.com Bennett Motor Express (BME) is the flagship company of Bennett International Group and is composed of six divisions: Flatbed, Drop Deck, Heavy Haul, Air & Space, Oil Field, and Government Services. Specializing in hauling heavy and unusual freight, BME has transported some of the largest pieces of equipment ever moved on the open road. BME’s Government Services team is made up of seasoned subject matter experts with many years of practical experience in the government enterprise.

Bennett International Logistics, LLC (BIL)

1001 Industrial Parkway • McDonough, GA 30253 BIL is a non–asset based neutral affiliate of Bennett International Group and its family of affiliated companies. BIL is focused on delivering management solutions that integrate resources and technology to design, engineer, and manage complex supply chain processes and systems. BIL’s subject matter experts have enabled it to achieve a reputation as an exceptionally unique Fourth Party Logistics (4PL) and Third Party Logistics (3PL) service provider. Its full spectrum logistics planning and support capabilities, subject matter experts, reliable equipment, warehouse/ distribution facilities, and excellent service record, allow Bennett to provide government customers with a tailored and dependable logistics solution.

Charles Phillips President, Gov’t Services & Bennett Int’l Logistics, LLC

Bennett Truck Transport, LLC (BTT)

1001 Industrial Parkway • McDonough, GA 30253 Established in 1994, BTT has become one of the nation’s leading transporters of factory-built housing, commercial buildings, and towable recreational vehicles. A specialist in Toter, Pick-up, and Tow-away vehicles, BTT has the capability to match any need, no matter how large, through intermodal partnerships with its affiliate companies.

Bennett DriveAway

1001 Industrial Parkway • McDonough, GA 30253 Established in 1986, Bennett DriveAway is the industry leader in safe, dependable vehicle transport services for manufacturers, dealers, municipalities, utility companies, and government agencies. We specialize in pickup and delivery of all classes of trucks including tractors, cab and chassis, motorized RVs, utility trucks, emergency vehicles, school and transit buses, specialized equipment, and more.

Bennett International Transport, LLC (BIT)

1001 Industrial Parkway • McDonough, GA 30253 BIT is an IATA approved, C-TPAT certified, non-vessel operating common carrier (NVOCC), customs house broker, freight forwarder, and logistics provider. We offer air freight transport, ocean freight transport, and intermodal freight transportation through our own offices, and network of global partners in 105 countries worldwide.

Bennett Distribution Services, LLC (BDS)

1001 Industrial Parkway • McDonough, GA 30253 BDS supports you with bi-coastal, dedicated warehousing solutions featuring AccuPlus Warehouse Management Systems, public warehousing, supply chain management, yard management, port services, dedicated fleet trucking, and multimodal freight solutions.

Bennett International Group, LLC (BIG)

1001 Industrial Parkway • McDonough, GA 30253 Marcia G. Taylor, President & CEO, Bennett International Group Since 1974, Bennett International Group has achieved a worldwide reputation as a quality focused premier provider of logistics and transportation solutions to government and commercial customers.

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Member Since 1990

Boyle Transportation, Inc.

15 Riverhurst Road • Billerica, MA 01821 800-343-2004 • www.boyletransport.com Marc D. Boyle, President & CEO 978-670-3400 • marc.boyle@boyletransport.com Rod Mallette, Vice President Business Development 703-203-1140 • rod.mallette@boyletransport.com Scott Ryan, Vice President Operations 978-670-3401 • scott.ryan@boyletransport.com Max Drake, Senior Consultant 417-850-1332 • max.drake@boyletransport.com Boyle Transportation is the premier provider of transportation protective services (TPS) to the Department of Defense, the defense industry, and to shippers of high-value cargo. Boyle Transportation has been dedicated to the transport of security-sensitive cargo and highly hazardous materials since 1971. We operate throughout the 48 contiguous United States and Canada, and our Operations Center is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We have been registered to ISO 9001:2000 since 1998, and we received the 2000 and 2005 Quality Award from the Department of Defense’s Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command. Unlike most other carriers, Boyle Transportation does not subcontract its transportation services to independent owner-operators or to third party carriers. We exclusively use company assets and employ professional drivers to meet customer requirements. All shipments are monitored using a state-of-the-art information and communications system, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Boyle provides Constant Surveillance Service (CIS); Dual Driver Protective Service (DDP); Protective Security Service (PSS); Protective Tarping Service (PTS); Satellite Motor Surveillance (SNS); and Trailer Tracking (DCS).

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Member Since 1999

CEVA Logistics

15350 Vickery Drive • Houston, TX 77032 • 281-618-3100 • www.cevalogistics.com Richard Weidner, Vice President, Business Development 281-985-2690 • richard.weidner@cevalogistics.com Mike Stephens, Director of Aerospace and Defense 682-831-2902 • mike.stephens@cevags.com

Richard Weidner Vice President, Business Development

Marc Burgard, Corporate Account Manager 410-868-4052 • marc.burgard@cevalogistics.com CEVA is a leading provider of supply chain solutions, demonstrating core competencies in transportation services, logistics management, and information technology. Believing that these primary service components impact every stage of the supply chain, CEVA utilizes its expertise and global infrastructure of more than 1,000 offices and agents in more than 100 countries to establish a competitive advantage for its customers. Committed to operational excellence and superior customer service, CEVA’s network of global professionals remains focused on streamlining processes, improving information, and providing supply and demand strategies that result in profitability for our large base of local, regional, and multi-national customers.

CEVA Freight Management

CEVA Freight Management provides a multitude of services to ensure that your supply chain is efficient and cost effective. The Company is ISO 9001:2000 certified, which eliminates barriers to trade and improves productivity. Our security measures are second to none, as evidenced by our C-TPAT and TAPA certifications. CEVA is committed to continuous improvement of our processes and security features that will ultimately guarantee total customer satisfaction in all products and services. Total Logistics Management Services Include: • Transportation (International and Domestic Freight Forwarding via Air, Ocean, and Ground) • Value Chain Strategy and Consultation • Import and Export Services • Compliance • Warehousing and Distribution • Material Handling • PO Management • Vendor Managed Inventory • Web Enabled Supply Chain Visibility

CEVA Ground

www.selectscg.com In today’s competitive marketplace, companies are looking for partners and solutions to help operate and run their businesses effectively. Innovation, experience, and leadership are key components in leveraging today’s fast-paced environment. CEVA Ground’s portfolio of products and services focuses on business improvements, creating leveraged value for our customers. • Select Ground (Road Feeder/LTL) connects your business with all major air gateways, ports, and logistic centers throughout the USA. Coast to coast, we’re positioned for maximum coverage and reliability. • Select Load (Truckload) offers complete North American coverage with standard van and specialized trailers. Value added services are available such as container to trailer transloading (40/53), CFS operations, and container load/unload. • Select Fleet (Dedicated Equipment) provides flexible scheduling and scalable capacity for peak service periods or special projects. Services and resources can include any combination of tractors, trailers, drivers, dispatchers, and fleet management services. Dependable. Driven. Different.

CEVA Contract Logistics/CEVA Logistics US, Inc.

10751 Deerwood Park Boulevard, Suite 200 • Jacksonville, FL 32256 CEVA Contract Logistics is a leading global logistics and supply chain management company. It designs, implements, and operates complex supply chain solutions on a national, regional, or global scale for multinational and large local companies. It provides customers with end-to-end logistics solutions spanning the entire supply chain. The company focuses on a diverse range of market sectors including automotive, general industry, high-tech/electronics, fast moving consumer goods (FMCG), utilities, and rail. CEVA employs 50,000 people and operates an extensive global network with facilities in more than 100 countries worldwide and maintains 613 warehouses globally with a combined space of approximately 88 million square feet. For fiscal year 2006, CEVA reported sales of $4.6 billion.

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Choice Hotels International

10750 Columbia Pike • Silver Spring, MD 20901 301-592-5196 • www.choicehotels.com Choice Hotels International is one of the largest and most successful lodging companies in the world. Choice currently franchises more than 6,300 hotels, representing more than 500,000 rooms, in the United States and more than 35 countries and territories. Ranging from limited-to full-service hotels in the economy, mid-scale and upscale segments, Choice-branded properties provide business and leisure travelers with a range of high-value lodging options throughout the United States and around the world. ®

Steve Joyce President & CEO

Ascend Collection® is a network of Historic, Boutique, and Unique hotels that give you an authentic, local experience. The network is designed for those who appreciate an upscale hotel with excellent service. Where life meets style Cambria Suites® hotels offer a unique blend of effortless style, smart design and sophisticated technology that meets the expectations of guests who want to take their lifestyle with them even when they travel. Truly Yours® at Comfort Inn® hotels, you can create your perfect stay with welcoming rooms, cozy beds and a free, hot breakfast with lots of choices—all at a great rate. You’ll wake up refreshed and ready for a great day. Your Suite Success® at Comfort Suites® hotels, we’re committed to your success. Spread out in our large contemporary suites, all equipped with a pull-out sofa, refrigerator and microwave. Wake up refreshed with a free hot breakfast full of choices. We even have a Grab It & Go bag available for early risers. And it’s all provided with friendly service at a reasonable price. Get your money’s worth at Quality® hotels, you know you’ll get your money’s worth. Our signature “Value Qs” are your “cues” that the most important things are done well at every Quality brand hotel…Q Breakfast, Q Bed, Q Shower, Q Service and Q Value. Quality gives you optimal value for your hard-earned money. Get together Clarion helps you connect with friends, family and business associates through our full service food and beverage offerings, meeting facilities and attentive services—and a clean comfortable room with high-quality bedding when you’re ready to rest. ®

Dream Better Here® with our modern rooms and cozy beds, you’ll have sweet dreams every time you choose Sleep Inn®. Our friendly staff will take good care of you with a bountiful array of free amenities like the Morning Medley hot breakfast buffet, high-speed Internet, pool or exercise room and morning newspaper. Feel at home on the road with MainStay Suites® residential style amenities and affordable rates. Studio and one-bedroom suites offer complimentary weekday continental breakfast. Enjoy the convenience of free high-speed Internet access, weekly housekeeping service, and guest laundry and exercise facilities. If you’re looking for a great value over a longer stay, Suburban Extended Stay Hotel® is for you. The spacious rooms have a well-equipped kitchen, and weekly housekeeping service and on-site washers and dryers provide you with all the conveniences of home. Free high-speed Internet access allows you to get work done and stay connected when away. You’ll never have to look far to get great value because Econo Lodge® hotels deliver an affordable and convenient place to stay. Enjoy free wireless Internet hotspots, a newspaper on weekdays, and a premium movie channel. And best of all, you get a free continental breakfast to start your day off right. When you’re on the road—and on a budget—you can still stay with a respected name: Rodeway Inn®. The great rates and free amenities will have you feeling good about your stay. You’ll get free local calls, and you can ease into your morning with complimentary continental breakfast and a free morning newspaper.

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Thom Puccio Director, Global Segment Sales, Government/Military

Whether you are looking for adventure, escaping for the week, or traveling for business, Choice hotels are everywhere you travel.

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Echo Global Logistics, Inc.

600 West Chicago Avenue, Suite 725 Chicago, IL 60654 800-354-7993 • www.echo.com

Doug Waggoner Chief Executive Officer

Doug Waggoner, Chief Executive Officer 800-354-7993 • doug@echo.com Jamie Petrzelka, Vice President of Sales 312-784-4279 • jpetrzelka@echo.com Echo Global Logistics (NASDAQ: ECHO) is a leading provider of technology-enabled transportation management outsourcing. Our proprietary web-based technology, dedicated service teams, and robust procurement power enable our clients to achieve significant transportation efficiencies while receiving best-in-class service. We provide solutions across all transportation modes and logistics services. We take the “complicated” out of transportation management for our clients. Echo Global Logistics has built a team of talented people who, supported by our proprietary technology, are actively producing outstanding results for clients and investors alike. Our transportation, logistics, information technology, and service professionals collaborate seamlessly to ensure our clients’ success. Operating from 20 locations nationwide, we created transportation and logistics solutions for more businesses in more locations than ever before, always with a single-minded focus on simplifying each client’s transportation management challenges. People At Echo, we understand that teamwork yields better results for our clients. We assemble the right team with the right experience to create solutions unique to each client’s needs. Echo employees function as an extension of a client’s in-house team, enabling them to develop flexible solutions to simplify the supply chain requirements of any business. Technology Our technology is a critical component of our Evolved Transportation Management™ (ETM) approach. A fully scalable platform, ETM provides portals for client, carrier and vendor management, and a team dedicated to meeting an organization’s transportation and logistics needs. In-house technology enables us to rapidly integrate new applications to our platform, offering our clients every advantage to stay ahead of their competition. Results At Echo Global Logistics, our success is measured in large part by the results we generate for our clients. Results are at the core of every client engagement we undertake. Our success is defined by each problem we solve, every solution we create, and the efficiencies we deliver. The results we shape are as unique as the clients we serve. Behind every client we serve, you will find a team of great people using great technology to produce superior results. At Echo, we take the “complicated” out of transportation management for our clients.

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FedEx

900 7th Street, NW, Suite 550 • Washington, DC 20001 • Facebook.com/FedEx • Twitter.com/FedEx FedEx CORPORATION FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) provides customers and businesses worldwide with a broad portfolio of transportation, ecommerce, and business services. With annual revenues of $43 billion, the company offers integrated business applications through operating companies competing collectively and managed collaboratively under the respected FedEx brand. Consistently ranked among the world’s most admired and trusted employers, FedEx inspires its more than 300,000 team members to remain “absolutely, positively” focused on safety, the highest ethical and professional standards, and the needs of their customers and communities. For more information, visit news.fedex.com.

Frederick W. Smith Chairman, President, & CEO FedEx Corporation

FedEx Government Services

900 7th Street NW, Suite 550 • Washington, DC 20001 • fedex.com/us/government Kirstin Knott, Managing Director • 202-292-2241 • kjknott@fedex.com Coordinates sales, marketing, and technology for the global FedEx Brand. Provides the government with a convenient, single point of access to FedEx shipping, information, and supply chain service.

FedEx Express

For delivery of documents, packages, and palletized freight in the US and worldwide. Internationally, delivery is available to more than 220 countries and territories.

FedEx Ground

Day-definite ground delivery service. For reliable delivery of small packages to every address within the continental US, delivery is in one-to-five business days.

FedEx Custom Critical

1475 Boettler Road • Uniontown, OH 44685 • customcritical.fedex.com Forrest A. Medley, Managing Director, Sales & Government Programs • 234-310-4307 • forrest.medley@fedex.com Darin Ayers, Government/DOD Programs Manager, Government Sales • 240-644-5644 • darin.ayers.osv@fedex.com Rosemarie Shell, Coordinator – Government/DOD Programs • 234-310-4090 x2239 • rosemarie.shell@fedex.com One of North America’s largest time-specific, mission-critical carriers offering direct, door-to-door, 24/7/365 service. Surface Expedite service transports general commodities in exclusive-use vehicles. For extra care or temperature control, White Glove Services™ offers vehicles equipped for HAZMAT, AA&E, high-value cargo, and uncrated items. White Glove also provides all Transportation Protective Services, including Satellite Monitoring. Air services include exclusive-use charters, CIS air, Air Expedite Network time-specific airfreight services, and blended truck/ plane services for fast deliveries. (SCAC: FDCC) (Air SCAC: FDFF)

FedEx Freight

2200 Forward Drive • Harrison, AR 72601 • www.fedex.com Joe Filipiak, Worldwide Account Mgr., Government • 410-749-9936 • joe.filipiak@fedex.com Government Pick Up Number – 1-800-218-5058 FedEx Freight your less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier. Our LTL customers have the opportunity to choose two distinct services: • FedEx Freight® Priority – when speed is critical to meet shippers’ supply chain needs • FedEx Freight® Economy – reliable, economical service for less time-sensitive shipments FedEx Freight’s streamlined approach to service will include: • One pickup and one delivery, reducing vehicle traffic at customer facilities • One phone call to request either service, saving customers time • One Bill of Lading to choose either Priority or Economy service, reducing paperwork • One PRO number for tracking needs, creating a standard format • One invoice statement from FedEx Freight, creating efficiency for customers and FedEx • Simplified FedEx Freight account numbers, reducing complexity and creating efficiency for all

FedEx Office and Print Services, Inc.

13155 Noel Road, Suite 1600 • Dallas, TX 75240 • www.fedexoffice.com Aimee DiCicco, Senior Vice President, Sales • 214-550-7526 • aimee.dicicco@fedex.com Alice Merrick, Program Mgr., Gov’t Solutions • 301-404-1008 • alice.merrick@fedex.com Quick, convenient, secure printing solutions for any size project; FedEx Office local store with FedEx Express and Ground Shipping. Dedicated Government Team with federally approved solutions to meet your strategic sourcing needs.

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Final Mile Logistics

165 Charles W Grant Parkway Atlanta, GA 30354 404-608-9021 • www.finalmilelogistics.com • www.facebook.com/finamileusa • Twitter: @finalmileUSA

Peter Whitfield Chief Executive Officer

Peter Whitfield, Chief Executive Officer 310-913-3095 • pwhitfield@finalmilelogistics.com Robert Gentzke, Chief Operating Officer 404-606-2502 • rgentzke@finalmilelogistics.com J. (Mick) Sheldrake, Vice President, Sales 404-858-8333 • msheldrake@finalmilelogistics.com Mike Piercefield, Vice President, Business Development 262-416-8818 • mpiercefield@finalmilelogistics.com Doug Whitfield, Director, Marketing 206-641-6678 • dwhitfield@finalmilelogistics.com Vision Final Mile Logistics is dedicated to providing a full range of logistics services to Defense and Government customers, Government contractors, and commercial customers throughout the world. Our vision for the future is to continue our proud support of the US Government and Military together with their allies and contractors. Additionally, we have incorporated the attention to detail that has made us a leader in Defense and Government logistics into a full range of logistics solutions for our commercial customers. We will continue to solidify our domestic and international relationships throughout the world, giving our customers access to total supply chain solutions that otherwise may be too costly or difficult to attain. Innovative Logistics Solutions Final Mile Logistics is a customer obsessed company that provides ‘Best in Industry’ service by operating with accuracy, efficiency and integrity. We are focused on the leading edge of the logistics industry by being innovative, agile and flexible in order to create and develop the most practical solutions for each of our customers. We understand that no organization is the same, and that too often solutions are based on pre-set templates that ignore the many variables specific to each and every need of the individual customer. Final Mile Logistics is dedicated to providing our customers logistics peace of mind by tailoring every solution to their specific needs, allowing them to focus on the needs of their own business. A Global Presence No matter where your supply chain needs take you, Final Mile Logistics has you covered. Through our extensive domestic and international network of offices and partners, we are able to offer our customers enhanced peace of mind since we have ‘boots on the ground’ ready to do whatever it takes to ensure your logistics needs are met. We will continue to build and solidify our global network in order to provide our existing and future customers the means to meet their supply chain demands. Having a clear understanding of the logistics processes and requirements of each destination is essential to the effectiveness and efficiency of the service we offer, and ultimately the success of our customer’s operation.

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Hapag-Lloyd USA, LLC

401 East Jackson Street, Suite 3200 Tampa, FL 33602 800-834-6314 • www.hapag-lloyd.com

Captain John W. Murray President & CEO

Captain John W. Murray, President & CEO 813-276-4689 • john.murray@hlag.com Jared T. Henry, Vice President, US Government Trade 813-276-4698 • jared.henry@hlag.com Charles B. Weymouth, Vice President, US Government Services 813-276-4506 • charles.weymouth@hlag.com Michael B. Cunningham, Director, US Government Sales 813-276-4629 • michael.cunningham@hlag.com Craig Thaxton, Chief Financial Officer, Secretary and Treasurer 813-209-4994 • craig.thaxton@hlag.com Captain William J. Brasier, Vice President, US Flag Marine Operations 813-276-4790 • jim.brasier@hlag.com Frank J. Kilgore, Director, Gov’t Contracting & Business Development 813-209-4995 • frank.kilgore@hlag.com Juli Nangano, Director, US Government Marketing 813-276-4774 • juli.nangano@hlag.com Hapag-Lloyd USA is a key supplier of end-to-end container transportation services to United States Government agencies and their contractors. Our modern fleet of US-Flag geared container vessels, a global intermodal network and customized information technology, have all been designed to meet the specific requirements of government customers, worldwide. Based in Tampa, Florida, the award-winning and dedicated US-Flag customer service team offers tailored solutions to the most demanding logistical challenges, and is supported by the extensive network of the Hapag-Lloyd group, which, for more than 160 years has set industry-wide benchmarks for reliability, service, productivity and environmental protection. A member of the NDTA since 1956, the men and women of Hapag-Lloyd USA will continue to proudly support the US Government customers, and prime contractors in the United States and around the world.

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Innovative Logistics, LLC

201 W. Canton Avenue, Suite D Winter Park, FL 32789 407-539-6146 • www.totalscmsolutions.com • www.facebook.com/InnovativeLogistics • twitter.com/scm_solution

Todd Wilcox Chief Executive Officer

Todd Wilcox, Chief Executive Officer 407-539-6146 • toddw@totalscmsolutions.com Christopher Grim, Chief Financial Officer 407-539-6146 • cgrim@totalscmsolutions.com Hal Poff, Country Manager Afghanistan 0794608432 (Afghan Cell) • hpoff@totalscmsolutions.com Justin Perkins, Operations Manager jperkins@totalscmsolutions.com Mark Pitt, Business Development Manager mpitt@totalscmsolutions.com Sam Whelton, Aviation and Facilities Manager swhelton@totalscmsolutions.com Innovative Logistics specializes in providing integrated logistical services in hostile environments and emerging markets. We provide a full range of supply chain management solutions, logistics services, procurement, and professional services to support our defense, government, and corporate clients. Our SCM teams are experts at maximizing the efficient flow of goods and services from manufacturing right through to the final end-user, or customers within the context of the environment and potential obstacles. Our support to defense and government clients offers cost effective outsourced products and services to allow the mission critical personnel to focus mission critical operational objectives. We’re well equipped and self-sustaining to meet the unique demands of challenging environments such as Afghanistan, Iraq, and Africa. We are a service disabled veteran owned small business. We can move quickly to execute prime and subcontracting projects under a DCAA approved cost accounting system that is in full compliance with the Cost Accounting Standard of the Federal Acquisition Regulation. Please see the Services section below for an outline of our global capabilities and the Qualifications section to see our proven capabilities. Innovative Logistics brings efficiency to business and government supply chains in some of the most challenging or dangerous environments in the world. We have a proven record of client satisfaction and welcome your request for proposal.

Christopher Grim Chief Financial Officer

Expeditionary Logistics Services: • Point of Origin On-Site Cargo Load Masters • Hostile Environment In-Land Trucking • Warehousing, Storage and Cargo Consolidation • Food and Beverage Distribution • World-wide and Real-time Enhanced ITV • Satellite Communications and VSAT • Fleet Management Leasing and Maintenance • Border Crossing and Customers Brokers • Wash/Rinse/Load Ocean/Air Freight • Ocean Freight Forwarding • Crisis Management and Ops Center Monitoring Qualifications • Ocean Freight Forwarder and NVOCC • In-Direct Air Carrier • Global Freight Management Vendor w/SDDC and AMC • Bonded and Insured • DCAA Compliant Cost Accounting System • Cleared US Logisticians and Load Masters • 22,000 sq. ft. Compound in Kabul • Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) • Strong Past Performance

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InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG)

3 Ravinia Drive, Suite 100 Atlanta, GA 30346 410-695-1882 • www.ihg.com • twitter.com/IHGPLC M. Fegley, Vice President, Americas Sales

M. Fegley Vice President, Americas Sales

Judy Silcox, CTC, CCTE, Key Account Director – Government, Americas Sales 410-695-1882 • judy.silcox@ihg.com Gina LaBarre, VP, Global Brand Management, Upscale Brands 770-604-2650 • gina.labarre@ihg.com

InterContinental Hotels and Resorts

The world’s first truly international hotel brand, InterContinental Hotels & Resorts is located in more than 60 countries with local insight that comes from over 60 years of experience. InterContinental Hotels & Resorts believes that superior, understated service and outstanding facilities are important, but what makes us truly different is the genuine interest we show in our guests. www.intercontinental.com

Crowne Plaza Hotels and Resorts

Simplified elegance, comfort and a first class 24-hour business service make Crowne Plaza the choice for discerning business and leisure travelers. Crowne Plaza Hotels and Resorts is a dynamic brand with hotels in more than 50 countries. www.crowneplaza.com

Hotel Indigo

Whether traveling for business or leisure, Hotel Indigo delivers the charm of a boutique hotel with the consistency and reliability of a big hotel company. Each hotel is distinctly different and reflects its local neighborhood. Above all else, we’re committed to creating memorable experiences by delivering those special touches unique to each guest. Visit our website at www.hotelindigo.com for information and locations. Heather Balsley, SVP, Global Brand Management, Holiday Inn Brands 770-604-8561 • heather.balsley@ihg.com

Holiday Inn

One of the world’s most recognized hotel brands with a global reputation for friendly service, comfort and value. And now, a global relaunch of the Holiday Inn brand, family business and leisure travelers are finding Holiday Inn offers even better quality and service. Our new identity, contemporary lobbies and improved guest room facilities are just some of the signs that change has happened. www.holidayinn.com

Holiday Inn Express

Holiday Inn Express is a fresh, clean, uncomplicated hotel choice offering comfort, convenience and good value. Holiday Inn Express offers convenient locations throughout the world and competitive rates for both business and leisure travelers. All hotels feature complimentary breakfast, comfortable rooms, a signature shower experience and high speed internet*. *Free at all hotels in Americas and Asia Pacific. www.hiexpress.com

Holiday Inn Club Vacations

Guests can spend quality time with family, with more control over their vacation experience, through timeshare ownership with Holiday Inn Club Vacations. www.hiclubvacations.com Rob Radomski, VP, Global Brand Management, Extended Stay Brands 770-604-2257 • robert.radomski@ihg.com

Staybridge Suites

Staybridge Suites is an innovative all-suite hotel brand designed to meet the needs of upscale extended-stay guests offering comfort and stylish accommodation. It is ideal for travelers seeking a residential style hotel that is perfect for business, relocation and leisure, and rates include complimentary breakfast and evening receptions. www.staybridge.com

Candlewood Suites

Candlewood Suites is a mid-scale extended hotel choice offering convenience, comfort and good value. At more than 300 properties located throughout North America, guests find spacious studio and one-bedroom suites each with their own fully equipped kitchen and large workspace at a very comfortable price. www.candlewoodsuites.com

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Judy Silcox Key Account Director, Government, Americas Sales

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Landstar System, Inc.

13410 Sutton Park Drive, South Jacksonville, FL 32224 800-872-9400 • www.landstar.com

Henry Gerkens Landstar Chairman & CEO

John Collins, Executive Vice President, Specialized Freight Services 904-390-1450 • jcollins@landstar.com Michael Cashner, Vice President, Government Services 904-390-4898 • mcashner@landstar.com Robert Dugger, Director, Government Services, Pricing & Foreign Military Sales 904-306-1795 • rdugger@landstar.com John Gibson, Director, Government Marketing 904-390-1152 • jgibson@landstar.com Michele Brown, Director, Government Operations 904-390-1404 • mbrown@landstar.com Steve Jones, Vice President, Strategic Government Accounts 904-390-4840 • sjones@landstar.com Landstar’s Government Transportation Services delivers safe, secure, and reliable specialized transportation logistics services and supply chain solutions for government agencies worldwide. A leader in protective services and the movement of arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E), Landstar stands ready to serve, utilizing a network of independent agents, third-party capacity providers, and employees. With access to more than 33,000 available truck capacity providers, we can meet your most demanding load requirements. Landstar provides the largest fleet of vehicles to the DOD in support of the movement of AA&E, and has the largest fleet of specialized equipment to support the movement of overweight and over-dimensional loads. In addition to a wide array of vans and flatbeds, expedited air and ocean, rail, intermodal and supply chain logistics are all a part of Landstar’s arsenal of services. We move mail for the US Post Office and office supplies for local municipalities with the same care and precision we use to transport tanks for the US Army. Just one phone call delivers access to complete over-the-road, expedited logistics and supply chain services. Landstar offers a variety of cost-effective, integrated supply chain solutions from basic transportation to highly complex supply chain order management. Our state-of-the-art Internet technology, combined with our unparalleled commitment to safety, expertise, and experience, makes Landstar the obvious choice when it comes to serving shippers’ needs. If you’re looking for the best in supply chain solutions and complete global and domestic transportation services, call Landstar’s Government Transportation Services or your Landstar agent today.

John Collins Executive Vice President, Specialized Freight Services

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Leidos

8850 Richmond Highway, Suite 302 Alexandria, VA 22309 Barbara Doornink Senior Vice President & Operations Manager 703-589-4017 • barbara.doornink@leidos.com The foundation of the Leidos culture is our Values, Beliefs and Expectations by which we select, recognize and reward employees. They create the environment that drives us toward our mission. INSPIRED to make a difference We are committed to solving the world’s toughest problems. We achieve this by connecting our employees’ knowledge and our superior technologies across Leidos in pursuit of answers. We know that by embracing the differences of all employees we will unlock the creativity and innovation that makes a difference. PASSIONATE about customer success We are determined to understand and respond to our customers’ needs as if they were our own. This plus our dedication to deliver superior results ensures that we will create solutions that lead our markets. UNITED as a team We are bound together by our conviction that ethics and integrity are core to how we operate. We engage with others from a basis of trust because we believe that everyone is doing his or her best and wants to do the right thing. Therefore, we collaborate and share to create value for our employees, our shareholders and our communities. At Leidos, quality performance means two things: 1. Satisfying our customers by delivering the products and services they need on time and in budget. 2. Continuously improving our processes so that our work meets requirements and is done right the first time. Our proprietary EngineeringEdge® solution gives us a consistent, company-wide approach to planning, designing, developing, and delivering solutions that achieve our customers’ goals. Comprehensive and customizable, EngineeringEdge is based on industry standards and best practices from: • CMMI®, the CMMI Institute • Project Management, the Project Management Institute • The International Organization for Standardization (ISO®) • The International Council on Systems Engineering/INCOSE Corporation • Electronic Industries Alliance • Our four decades experience on a wide range of programs Many Leidos organizations have been able to earn coveted CMMI maturity level 3 and higher, as well as ISO 9001 organizational designations.

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Barbara Doornink Senior Vice President & Operations Manager

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Liberty Global Logistics

1979 Marcus Avenue Lake Success, NY 11042 516-488-8800 • www.libertygl.com Philip J. Shapiro, Chairman of the Board Dale B. Moses, President Robert Wellner, Executive Vice President Thomas Keenan, Executive Vice President of Marine Operations Joshua M. Shapiro, Vice President John Sheen, Vice President – Finance Liberty Global Logistics LLC (LGL), a Section 2 Citizen US company, provides multi-modal logistical services and marine transportation solutions to cargo shippers worldwide. LGL, a US and foreign flag vessel operator and charterer, transports rolling stock, vehicles, heavy equipment, helicopters, tracked vehicles, household goods, containers, and break-bulk commodities. Providing point-to-point services, LGL has earned a reputation as a world-class provider of comprehensive supply chain solutions to cargo shippers around the globe.

LIBERTY MARITIME CORPORATION 1979 Marcus Avenue Lake Success, NY 11042 516-488-8800 • www.libertymar.com Philip J. Shapiro, President & CEO Dale B. Moses, Executive Vice President & CFO Thomas F. Keenan, Executive Vice President of Marine Operations Charles F. Nolfo, Vice President – Commercial Theodore S. Makrinos, Vice President – Engineering Joshua M. Shapiro, Vice President John Sheen, Vice President – Finance Liberty Maritime Corporation (LMC) operates three US flag Supramax dry bulk carrier vessels, and three US flag PCTC Ro/Ro vessels in rotating services around the world. Liberty’s vessels together comprise one of the largest privately held independent US flag fleets. The company also operates four foreign flag Kamsarmax dry bulk carriers which trade in the international commercial market. Select vessels in Liberty’s dry bulk fleet also have container and ammunition capability. LGL and LMC carry various military and agricultural cargoes, respectively, for the United States government. Since its inception in 1988, the American and international maritime community has looked to Liberty for its unrelenting commitment to quality, innovation and reliable service.

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Maersk Line, Limited

One Commercial Place, 20th Floor Norfolk, VA 23510 757-847-4800 • www.maersklinelimited.com J. Russell Bruner, President & CEO Bill Kenwell, Board Member wkenwell@mllnet.com Rick Boyle, Vice President, US Flag Transportation Services rboyle@mllnet.com Torben Svenningsen, Senior Director, US Flag Transportation Services tsvenningsen@mllnet.com Maersk Line, Limited (MLL), is an American company, headquartered in Norfolk, VA. We provide US flag transportation, ship management, and maritime technical services to government and commercial customers. As a business within the A.P. Moller–Maersk Group, MLL uniquely combines unparalleled experience, maritime expertise, and global intermodal capability. MLL has the largest US flag fleet of 34 vessels in commercial service and provides weekly service between the US, the Middle East, Northern Europe, and Asia. MLL employs approximately 1,200 US mariners and works with all the major US maritime unions. MLL supports military, government, and humanitarian missions through the transport of cargo on its container, tanker, and multi-purpose ships. We also offer roll-on/roll-off vessels through our affiliate Farrell Lines. Our customers rely on our unparalleled experience, maritime expertise, and global intermodal capability to ensure safe, on-time delivery of their cargo. Our participation in the Maritime Security Program (MSP) and Voluntary Intermodal Sealift Agreement (VISA) ensures that MLL assets afloat and ashore are always available to support US government needs. Our performance (on-time delivery, good order and condition) with US military cargo shipments has been consistently rewarded with an Alpha carrier status with the US Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM). − Modern Fleet – Our modern US flag ships provide unmatched capacity to transport all types of cargo including bagged, liquid, refrigerated, wheeled, and hazardous materials. − Equipment Options – MLL, through its parent company A.P. Moller–Maersk Group, owns more than 3,000,000 dry and refrigerated containers of all sizes and types worldwide. Our containers are less than six years old on average and are subject to continuous modernization. − Reliable End-to-End Transportation – Our US flag service network connects most continents, and our inland capabilities and global infrastructure are unmatched in the industry. We are uniquely qualified to provide doorto-door delivery by moving cargo via ships, trucks, trains, and barges. − Northern Distribution Network (NDN) – As part of our commitment to the US military, MLL supports the NDN as an alternative supply route into Afghanistan. At competitive pricing, we offer P2 US flag ocean service to/from the US East and Gulf Coasts via Klaipeda, Lithuania; Riga, Latvia; and Poti, Georgia, which serve as the gateways for the NDN. We transport NDN cargo via rail and truck into Afghanistan through its northern borders.

Farrell Lines

One Commercial Place, 20th Floor Norfolk, VA 23510 757-857-4800 • www.farrelllines.com Tony Nowotarski, Senior Director, Sales 757-852-3266 • tnowotarski@FarrellLines.com Farrell Lines is a US flag roll-on/roll-off carrier that provides international end-to-end transportation services to the US Government’s customers. We operate four pure car/truck carriers, offer flexible routings and schedules, and provide inland and logistics services under the USTRANSCOM’s Universal Service Contract and Commercial Multimodal Transportation contract. Our goal is to simplify the global transportation process by providing outstanding service. The movement of highvalue rolling stock, the coordination of deployments, and the timing of equipment deliveries are complex, and Farrell Lines has the expertise to meet your required delivery date. Farrell Lines colleagues ensure that you receive exemplary service whenever you move cargo, and are available anytime to support your most pressing needs. Farrell Lines has called on ports worldwide and will continue to serve destinations as desired by customers.

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National Air Cargo

Citidel II Building, Suite 200 5955 T.G. Lee Boulevard Orlando, FL 32822 800-635-0022 • www.nationalairlines.aero

Christopher Alf President & CEO

Christopher Alf, President and CEO 561-674-9950 • calf@nationalaircargo.com Col. Glen Joerger, USAF (Ret.), President, National Airlines and Executive Vice President, National Air Cargo 734-547-4116 • gjoerger@nationalaircargo.com Ted Pendleton, Vice President, Sales & Business Development 571-265-5588 • tpendleton@nationalaircargo.com As a leading provider of tailored solutions for air transport of passengers, cargo and multi-modal freight forwarding of any goods through any modes, National is proud of our ability to meet customer requirements while upholding the highest standards of safety and quality. The two major divisions within our business—National Airlines and National Air Cargo—provide unrivalled turnkey solutions for transport of people and cargo, anywhere in the world, on time, every time. National offers several compelling reasons to select our firm as your perfect partner for global freight forwarding and air transport of cargo and passengers. As a non-scheduled passenger and cargo airline, National provides point-to-point transport of passengers and cargo almost anywhere in the world. Our tailored solutions meet your specifications and timing, with no requirement to stick to rigid preexisting schedules that other airlines use. In fact, National specializes in short notice and challenging air transport problems. Whether it is a last minute passenger charter for an amateur sporting team, transport of critical disaster relief stores, or movement of sensitive election materials into developing countries, National has proven time and again that we are the go-to airline for tailored air transport solutions. National is a member of CRAF operating as a US Department of Transportation 121 Air Carrier. Commercial and government capabilities include a fleet of long-range domestic and international cargo and passenger aircraft. National operates its own organic fleet of B747-400F, DC8-71 & 73F, and B757-200 passenger aircraft as well as a dedicated fleet of subcontract aircraft including B747-200/400F, AN-124, AN-12, IL-76, A-300, B737, L-100, and Mi-8/17 variants in on-demand charter operations.

National Air Cargo – Sale & Business Development

2300 Dulles Station Boulevard, Suite 220 Herndon, VA 20171 800-635-0022 • 703-539-5125 • www.nationalaircargo.com

National Air Cargo – For Charter Quotes Citadel II Building, Suite 200 5955 T.G. Lee Boulevard Orlando, FL 32822 800-451-3174 • www.nationalaircargo.aero

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Omni Air International

3303 N. Sheridan Road, Hangar 19 Tulsa, OK 74115 918-831-3014 • www.omniairintl.com

Rob K. Coretz Chairman

Rob K. Coretz, Chairman 918-836-5393 • rcoretz@oai.aero Jeff C. Crippen, President & CEO 918-836-5393 • jcrippen@oai.aero Trisha M. Frank, Senior Director, Government Programs 918-831-3014 • tfrank@oai.aero Omni Air International is one of the most successful US Part 121 air carriers offering commercial and government transportation services on its fleet of modern, fuel efficient aircraft. Its long-range fleet includes state-of-the-art B777-200ER, B767-300ER and B767-200ER passenger aircraft, all rated for 180-minute ETOPS. The company has earned accolades in safety, reliability, and on-time performance and is an IOSA registered carrier. As a leading provider of DOD passenger transportation services, Omni was the first charter carrier to offer the B777-200 and B767-200 aircraft to the US Transportation Command. The team of aviation professionals at Omni are honored to provide our men and women in uniform with these best in class aircraft.

Omni Air Transport

Daniel Burnstein, President 918-831-3087 • dburnstein@omniairtransport.com Mike Skow, Vice President & Director of Operations 918-831-3951 • mskow@omniairtransport.com Ron Smith, Director of Business Development 918-833-3869 • resmith@omniairtransport.com Omni Air Transport was founded in 1983 in Tulsa, OK as an on-demand FAA Part 135 air charter operator providing corporate travel and air ambulance services. For nearly 30 years, Omni Air Transport has provided its customers with reliable transportation, competitive pricing, exceptional customer service, and most importantly, safe and secure travel. The company maintains the highest industry standards for safety and operations and holds an ARG/US “Platinum” rating, IS-BAO certification, and worldwide operations approved. The fleet is comprised of a combination of company owned aircraft as well as managed aircraft, including BE-58 Baron’s, Lear 35A’s, Lear 45XR’s, and Embraer Legacy 600.

10 Tanker Air Carrier, LLC

Rick Hatton, President & CEO 918-346-1109 • rhatton@10tanker.com Brad Tuttle, General Manager 918-671-7923 • btuttle@10tanker.com Using entirely private capital, 10 Tanker spent five years developing a suppressant tank system for modified DC-10 aircraft to create a modern, jet powered aerial fire-fighting capability that has had a dramatic impact on wildfire suppression efforts. The modification is certified by FAA under a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC). 10 Tanker’s management, maintenance, flight operations, training, and safety programs are endorsed by either or both FAA and the OEM (Boeing), and comply with 14 CFR – 137. Now in its eighth year of fire suppression operations, 10 Tanker has flown 685 missions on 129 fires in 12 US states and two foreign countries. The DC 10’s unparalleled success is due principally to three breakthroughs: • CAPACITY – 11,600 US gallons (44,000 liters) per load – six to ten times that of conventional tankers – effective line building of ¾ mile per drop • SPEED/REACH – Jet speed to/from, putting the asset within an hour of fires up to 500 miles distant • COST EFFECTIVENESS – lowest cost per gallon delivered

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Jeff C. Crippen President & CEO

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Panther Expedited Services, Inc.

4940 Panther Parkway Seville, OH 44273 800-685-0657 • www.pantherexpedite.com

R. Louis Schneeberger CEO

R. Louis Schneeberger, Chief Executive Officer 800-685-0657 • lschneeberger@pantherexpedite.com Jonathan Shepherd, Vice President, Eastern Region Sales 800-685-0657 • jshepherd@pantherexpedite.com Founded in 1992, Panther Expedited Services, Inc., is one of the largest Premium Logistics® companies in the world. We provide door-to-door transportation solutions for more than 11,000 customers worldwide, including Fortune 500 corporations, government agencies, and transportation service providers. Premium Service Whether your shipment needs to move over the ground, through the air, or on the ocean, Panther’s logistics professionals can provide a range of potential solutions that best meet your time and cost requirements. We are obsessive about service and lead the industry in on-time performance, regardless of the complexity of the shipment. Industry Expertise We not only know our business, but we have people that know your business. Our experienced professionals come from the automotive, chemical, energy, pharmaceutical, electronics, retail, and defense industries. These experts know what’s important to you and ensure that our solutions exceed your requirements. Leading Technology Our proprietary web-based quote, book, and track technology evaluates more than 200,000 shipping options in seconds, and presents the customer with buy-up and buy-down options. Customers can track ground shipments in real time by satellite and air shipments via seven key milestones. You’ll know where your freight is at all times. Real Results We are relentless about finding ways to save customers time and money—all while improving service. We constantly analyze data to identify areas of improvement and provide customized reporting so you have complete visibility to the efficiency of your supply chain. We know we are successful because our customers continue to turn to us to solve their most complex problems. Panther is on time. On target. No exceptions. Recognition • Transport Topics Top 5 Expedited Air • Inbound Logistics Top 100 Motor Carrier • NDTA Distinguished Service Award Qualifications/Certifications • IATA • C-TPAT • SmartWay Transport Partner • FMC NVOCC License • ISO-9001-2008 Certified • ITAR Certified Contract # GS-33F-0036W Schedule # 48 SIN 451-1: Express Small Package & Heavy Weight SIN 451-2: Ground Small Package SIN 451-99: Temperature Controlled Shipments SCAC • Ground Expedite and AA&E: PTWT • Truckload Service: PTWB • International, NVOCC: IGLI • Domestic Air Freight: IGLN (Integres)

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SUPREME GROUP USA, LLC

11911 Freedom Drive, Suite 1180, Reston Town Center Reston, VA 20190 703-464-7990 • www.supreme-group.net LTG (Ret.) Robert Dail, President, Supreme Group (USA) 703-464-0826 • robert.dail@supreme-group.net Craig Hymes, Director of Transportation 703-980-8336 • craig.hymes@supreme-group.net Damian Del Toro, Director, Business Operation damian.deltoro@supreme-group.net Supreme has successfully supplied combat service support to high profile military customers in developed and underdeveloped markets for over 50 years. Supreme was founded by Mr. Alfred Orenstein, a former US Navy Petty Officer who served in the European Theater of Operations (ETO) during World War II. After being discharged from active duty, Mr. Orenstein remained in Germany and later founded Supreme (1957). For the first 30 years, Supreme’s corporate focus was the provision of food supplies to US and Allied military installations in Germany. Starting in the 1990’s, Supreme expanded its service portfolio to include the provision of complex multi-disciplinary logistics solutions for military customers internationally, particularly in unsettled regions and areas with limited infrastructure. Supreme’s entire current customer base includes military contingents from more than 20 nations and is responsible for supply chain operations of various commodities servicing more than 125,000 soldiers and accompanying forces each day. Aviation Supreme Group has been operating as an airlift service provider since 2002, supporting the DOD, NATO multinational forces, and the United Nations. Supreme offers national and international airlift capability utilizing both fixed and rotary wing aircraft. We command a fleet of more than 40 aircraft and fly more than 52,000 missions each year. Our flight safety program has been fully certified by NATO for full-spectrum aviation operations. Transportation Supreme Group transports numerous classes of supply and thousands of line items over multiple complex supply chains in some of the world’s least developed locations. We own and operate a fleet of more than 2,500 vehicles, including tankers, prime movers, and refrigerated trailers, and have access to more than 10,000 additional vehicles through our existing partnerships. Warehousing and Distribution Supreme Group offers customized warehousing solutions, with worldwide facilities that cater to short- and longterm storage, as well as overflow requirements, for any volume of product. We operate 40 warehouses in austere locations with comprehensive storage capacity exceeding two million square feet. Base Camp Services Our extensive infrastructure and modular services allow Supreme Group to operate with complete self-sufficiency and to offer our customers full service in the design, construction, and management of facilities. Supreme provides customized dining facility services, retail stores, hotels and accommodations, and facility operations and maintenance to our customers around the world. Bulk and Retail Fuel Supreme Group provides customized fuel supply chain solutions in the most demanding and remote locations in the world. We offer a full scope of services, including supply and distribution, facilities and pipeline construction and maintenance, and laboratory testing and management. We supply the highest quality of fuel to our customers, maintaining ISO accreditation and Joint Inspection Group membership and compliance throughout our operations.

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LTG Robert Dail, USA (Ret) President, Supreme Group (USA)

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TOTE, Inc.

125 Village Boulevard, Suite 230 Princeton, NJ 08540 609-464-3650 • www.toteinc.com Anthony Chiarello, President & CEO, TOTE, Inc. 609-454-3650 • achiarello@toteinc.com

Anthony Chiarello President & CEO TOTE, Inc.

Phil Greene, Jr., President & CEO, TOTE Services 202-578-7233 • pgreenejr@toteservices.com Kevin Kendrick, Vice President, Chief Commercial Officer, TOTE, Inc. 704-246-8839 • kkendrick@toteinc.com John Parrott, President, Totem Ocean Trailer Express 253-449-8144 • jparrott@totemocean.com Claudia Roberts, Director, Government Services, Totem Ocean Trailer Express 253-449-8166 • croberts@totemocean.com Glemious Jackson-Chatters, Military & Commercial Cargo Services Manager, Totem Ocean Trailer Express 253-449-8206 • gjackson@totemocean.com James Armstrong, President, TOTE Logistics 310-483-8049 • jearmstrong@totelogistics.com Tim Nolan, President, Sea Star Line 904-855-1260 • tnolan@seastarline.com

Phil Greene, Jr. President & CEO TOTE Services

William Taylor, Vice President, US Sales, Sea Star Line 904-855-1260 • wtaylor@seastarline.com TOTE, Inc. oversees eight independently managed companies organized into four lines of business: Maritime, Logistics, Services, and Shipholdings. TOTE Maritime, through its operating companies Totem Ocean Trailer Express and Sea Star Line, provides high-speed liner service in the domestic trade.

TOTE Logistics manages all logistics activities for TOTE, Inc. companies through its Alta Logistics, Transportation and Logistics Services and Spectrum Logistics operating companies. TOTE Services, since 1975 has provided full service technical management and partial management/crewing services for more than one hundred vessels of various sizes and configurations. TOTE Shipholdings was formed in 2012 to own and charter ocean vessels for the TOTE Maritime Division. The company recently contracted with General Dynamics NASSCO to build the first and largest LNG-powered container vessels in the world. As a Saltchuk company, TOTE, Inc. draws from resources in the organization’s Shipping & Logistics, Air Cargo, Marine Resources, Petroleum Distribution and Trucking companies.

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Universal Truckload Services, Inc. 12755 E. Nine Mile Road Warren, MI 48089 1-855-887-4468 • www.goutsi.com

Don Cochran President

Gina Hubbs, Vice President, Government Services 586-834-4042 • ghubbs@goutsi.com Mark Guerrero, General Manager, Government Services 586-804-1977 • mguerrero@goutsi.com Steve Eldridge, Regional Sales & Business Development, Government Services 586-216-2307 • seldridge@goutsi.com Dorothy Burns, Regional Sales & Business Development, Government Services 586-216-2307 • dburns@goutsi.com Universal signifies the power of unity and utility. Universal’s network strength and our broad portfolio of transportation and logistical service offerings through our operating subsidiaries, provide a single source solution to any challenging mission. Our commitment to excellence in safety, service, and reliability have shaped Universal’s core values, and this commitment continues to guide our future. Our Government Services operations provide the planning, procurement and on-site project management to execute complex projects; utilizing our vast portfolio of service offerings to deliver cost effective solutions. Our team provides a single point of contact for the US Government and its affiliates; managing the sales and operational activities for the Corporations’ subsidiaries. Working together with our network of agents, company offices and over 3,500 trucks, we are capable of handling any project from development to completion both domestically and internationally. We have provided superior performance supporting troop and readiness deployments, emergency disaster assistance and standard service requirements needed to meet our customers’ objectives. Our advancement in logistics technology and our commitment to a diverse portfolio of service offerings make Universal the only tactical choice for any government transportation request. The mission of Universal’s Government Services Division is “To be our customer’s first choice in logistics and transportation by consistently delivering exceptional value through sustainable, innovative solutions that support our governments’ troops and agencies worldwide.” Transportation Services: Flatbed • Specialized • Heavy Haul • Oilfield • Van • Refrigerated • Shuttle • Dedicated Drive Away • Truckload Brokerage • Switching & Yard Management Value Added Services: Consolidation • Crossdock • Kitting • Line Side Delivery • Material Handling • Repacking • Reverse Logistics Sequencing • Sub-Assembly • Warehousing • Order Fulfillment • Project Management Intermodal Services: Port and Rail Drayage • Domestic Intermodal • Container Yard Services • Intermodal Flatbed Specialized Services: Air Forwarding • Ocean Forwarding • Customs Brokerage • Expedited • Expedite relay • Final Mile • Air Charter

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Gina Hubbs Vice President, Government Services

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UPS

55 Glenlake Parkway, NE Atlanta, GA 30328 www.ups.com • www.facebook.com/ups • twitter.com/UPS_News

Scott Davis Chairman & CEO, UPS

Scott Davis, Chairman & CEO Greg Diven, Managing Director of Sales • 202-675-4227 • gdiven@ups.com John Brennan, Managing Director of Sales • 703-263-7524 • jjbrennan@ups.com UPS is a global leader in logistics offering a broad range of solutions including the transportation of packages and freight, supply chain optimization, the facilitation of international trade, customs brokerage, and advanced technology to more efficiently manage the world of business. Transportation solutions include air, ocean, rail, and ground services. Headquartered in Atlanta, UPS serves more than 220 countries and territories worldwide.

UPS Government Sales

316 Pennsylvania Avenue SE, Suite 500 • Washington, DC 20003 Government Programs – UPS provides government customers with specialized services including electronic invoicing, automated shipping solutions, website tracking with ITV for CONUS and OCONUS, and an array of Transportation Protective Services (TPS). UPS has earned multiple SDDC Quality Awards, which recognize UPS’s exceptional service delivery and contribution to ensuring global military readiness. Distribution Network – UPS operates a ground fleet of more than 94,000 vehicles and an air fleet of more than 500 aircraft. Our primary air hub is Worldport, a state-of-the-art mega package processing facility and all-points international hub in Louisville, KY, with a sort capacity of 416,000 packages per hour. Our integrated global small package ground and air network is the most extensive in the industry with more than 1,800 sites in 120 countries. It is the only network that handles all levels of service (air, ground, domestic, international, commercial, and residential) through a single pickup and delivery service system. This network has a balanced presence throughout the world, and is supported by leading edge technology that helps optimize shipping and logistics processes to lower costs, improve service, and increase efficiency. UPS Global Air Freight Services – UPS provides one of the most extensive portfolios of air shipping choices in both domestic and international markets. By combining the capabilities of one of the world’s largest airlines with UPS’s position as a global freight forwarder within a single portfolio, UPS can accommodate a broad range of transit times and budget needs. Our services include an express freight option with guaranteed door-to-door service and options for time-definite, guaranteed and non-guaranteed services for shipping air freight. UPS Supply Chain Solutions and Customs Brokerage – UPS provides a single-source solution to meet customers’ supply chain needs, from global distribution to service parts logistics. With more than 80 years of experience and customs brokerage services offered in more than 60 countries worldwide, UPS Supply Chain Solutions provides customers with global coverage and reliable services. UPS Freight LTL and TL Services – UPS Freight operates as a regional, interregional, and long-haul carrier of palletized and non-palletized freight shipments across the US and into Canada and Mexico. UPS Freight LTL shipments are backed by a day-definite, on-time guarantee at no additional cost (applies to UPGF 560 Tariff customers only), and supported by advanced Web-based visibility, processing, and billing technology. Sustainable Business Practices – UPS is committed to making logistics sustainable. By connecting customers to our fuel-efficient logistics network, we help reduce and mitigate their indirect carbon footprint. UPS was a charter partner in the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) SmartWay program. In this role, the company helped test the initial model and contributed important fuel saving strategies. The program was launched in 2004 to address environmental and economic issues challenging the US freight industry. In 2008 and 2009, UPS was a winner of a SmartWay Excellence Award, which recognizes freight industry leaders that have made significant contributions to protecting the environment through their participation. Safety and Security – Safety is of the utmost importance throughout our operations. UPS’s automotive fleet maintains a safe track record through careful selection of drivers, rigorous training, a culture of responsibility, preventive maintenance, and an honor plan that recognizes drivers when they achieve success. We have more than 5,000 drivers who have driven for 25 years or more without an accident. All UPS aviation safety equipment and procedures are certified by the FAA and meet or exceed their stringent standards. We continually evaluate safety techniques and equipment in an effort to provide the safest possible environment.

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A Team Logistics LLC

Aeroscraft

PO Box 472 Aldie, VA 20105-0472 703-508-8409

Richard L. Brown, President 703-508-8409 • rlb@ateamlogistics.com Frank P. Weber, Senior VP (MIQ Military Sales) 978-413-5099 • frank.weber@miq.com Based in Virginia, A Team Logistics is a veteran-owned small business that provides dedicated subject matter expert consulting services. A Team Logistics integrates staffing with a client’s company in order to achieve the desired results and long-term relationships. A Team Logistics’ staff has a vast amount of hands-on experience in the following areas: Retail Logistics, Government Sales, Forwarding, Warehousing, Transportation, Management and Collaborative Team Building. Loyalty, trust, dedication and results are the cornerstones of the company’s business model. The current clients under contract with A Team Logistics are: • Jmac Services FZE – Provides door to door support for military shipments going to all locations within Afghanistan, including charters, ground handling, trucking, staging, sorting and POD information to the shippers. • MIQ Logistics LLC – A global logistics company headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, with offices in North America, Asia, Europe and Latin America. MIQ Logistics enables companies to improve their transportation network and overall supply chain efficiency by offering flexible logistics solutions supported by Web-native technology and global logistics management capabilities.

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1734 Gage Road Montebello, CA 90640 323-201-8300 • www.aeroscraft.com www.facebook.com/pages/Worldwide-Aeros-Corp/180735218 twitter.com/aerosml Igor Pasternak, CEO igor.pasternak@aeroscraft.com Shenny Yao, Vice President, Washington, DC Operations 323-201-8302 • shenny.yao@aeroscraft.com Aeros is a leading FAA certified aircraft manufacturer with 25 years of experience in the aerospace industry. Aeros has excelled in designing and manufacturing Airships and Aerostat products, as well as related R&D for rapid prototyping. Recent and ongoing conflicts have demonstrated vulnerabilities and shortcomings with existing military logistics transportation capabilities. One of US military’s interests in the advanced variable buoyancy air vehicle is providing “direct delivery”, heavy lifting, and VTOL capability to fielded forces (including sea base connectors), with minimal infrastructure requirements, and reducing the cost of airlift. Aeros makes this a reality by providing a new type of global verticallift air transport vehicle called the Aeroscraft. This “game-changer” vehicle offers new capabilities for the war-fighter, providing the ability to transport personnel and equipment “from fort to fight”. This innovative cargo airship will reinvent air cargo transport.

Chairman’s Circle—CORPORATE MEMBERS N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

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BNSF Railway

Bristol Associates

Jon Tinker, Director Marketing, Industrial Products 817-864-6144 • jonathan.tinker@bnsf.com

C.N. (Pete) Seidlitz, President

John Pinard, Manager Sales, Industrial Products 817-867-6838 • bertrand.pinard@bnsf.com

Paul Naylor, Managing Director, Europe

BNSF Railway, a Berkshire Hathaway company, operates one of the largest railroad networks in North America, with approximately 32,500 route miles in 28 states and two Canadian provinces. Dedicated to serving the Armed Forces in support of OEF, BNSF is a vital resource in providing transportation services for the movement of military equipment among major bases, forts, ports, depots, and National Guard mobilization sites.

Sean J. Lancaster, Vice President

2650 Lou Menk Drive Ft. Worth, TX 76131-2830 www.bnsf.com

1023 15th Street, NW, 11th Floor Washington, DC 20005 202-682-4000 • www.bristolassociates.com James (Ed) McNair, Managing Director Robert Rockwood, Managing Director – Corporate Bristol Associates, headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in Virginia and London, is one of the leading commercial aircraft marketing firms in the industry with an outstanding reputation for professionalism and integrity. Bristol specializes in international aviation and finance with expertise in aircraft acquisition, disposition, financing, and advisory/support services to airlines and corporate aviation departments. Dedicated to remarketing both commercial and corporate aircraft exclusively on behalf of various owners, Bristol currently manages a portfolio of aircraft ranging from Embraer Regional Jets to Boeing 747s, from 9-seat Challengers to VIP-configured Boeings. Clients range from airlines such as United, Air Canada and Singapore Airlines to financial institutions such as Citibank, Bank of America and Mitsubishi, as well as a variety of Fortune 500 corporations. Attuned to the goals and objectives of operator-owners and -lessors, Bristol has a proven track record in structuring ongoing asset management programs, default contingency plans and remarketing plans from conception though implementation.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Chairman’s Circle N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

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Crowley Maritime Corp.

DHL Global Forwarding

Thomas B. Crowley, Jr., Chairman, CEO & President 510-251-7515 • tbc@crowley.com

Holly Cope Williams, Business Development Manager, Public Sector 615-275-9572 • holly.cope@dhl.com

Mike Roberts, Senior Vice President 904-727-2602 • michael.roberts@crowley.com

Milton Kohler, Vice President, Public Sector 954-471-6664 • milton.kohler@dhl.com

Jay Brickman, Vice President, Government Services 305-470-4098 • jay.brickman@crowley.com

DHL Global Forwarding has extensive experience in handling highly sensitive equipment in hostile locations. Our dedicated and highly skilled freight team is experienced in all critical shipping fields including air and ocean, import and export, worldwide customs brokerage, hazardous materials handling, as well as warehouse distribution services, and can provide on-demand aircraft charters to meet the needs of any specialized shipment. The mission of the Governments & Defense Services group is to provide best in class service to all US government departments and entities, regardless of the type of transport, transit time required, or destination, and to ensure regulatory compliance both within the continental United States and abroad (CONUS & OCONUS).

9487 Regency Square Boulevard Jacksonville, FL 32225 800-276-9539 • www.crowley.com

1508 Elm Hill Pike, Suite 104A Nashville, TN 37210 615-275-9572 • www.dhl-dgf.com/gov-defense

Owen Clarke, Director – Business Development 202-344-4008 • owen.clarke@crowley.com Crowley provides diversified transportation services by means of five operating lines of business. These services include Liner Services, Ship Assist/Escort, Logistics, Salvage/Emergency Response, Energy Support, Government Contract Services, Project Management, Naval Architecture, Ocean Towing/Transportation, Marine Engineering, Petroleum/ Chemical Transportation, Newbuild/Retrofit Construction Management, Fuel Sales/Distribution, and Technical Ship Management.

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Chairman’s Circle—CORPORATE MEMBERS N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

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Fikes Truck Line

PO Box 662 Hope, AR 71802 217-439-7533 • www.fikes.com www.facebook.com/fikestruckline • twitter.com/fikestruckline

Global Aviation Holdings Inc. 101 World Drive Peachtree City, GA 30269 770-632-8000 • www.glah.com

John W. Graber, Chief Executive Officer

Gary Salisbury, President & CEO gary@fikes.com

Lois Wilson, Vice President, Military Sales 770-632-8144 • lwilson@glah.com

We established ourselves as flatbed specialists and learned from the ground up what it takes to expand, diversify, and succeed. Today our family of companies—Fikes, FTL Logistics, and FTL Custom Commodities—can handle any type of load on any type of trailer.

Global Aviation Holdings is an air transportation holding company providing charter passenger and cargo airline service. Formed in 2007, Global Aviation Holdings subsidiaries provide the largest share of passenger air transportation for the US military. Subsidiaries include World Airways, Inc., and North American Airlines, Inc.

• Fikes Truck Line is a premier open deck specialist, offering flatbed and heavy haul capacity, including side kits. • FTL Logistics was launched in 2009 to better serve the diversified needs of customers. Our Logistic team covers in-bound and outbound loads on any type of equipment through partnerships with qualified fleets and agents. • FTL Custom Commodities followed in 2011 offering Dry Van and Refrigerated capacity through a dedicated fleet of owner operators and company drivers. Our leading edge web and cell technology keep you up-to-the-minute on the location of your load from the pick-up through proof of delivery. Fikes is an approved Department of Defense carrier. Headquartered in Hope, AR, with terminals in Kentucky, Texas, and Alabama, we enjoy 48-state operating and brokering authority.

World Airways, Inc.

101 World Drive Peachtree City, GA 30269 www.worldairways.com Lois Wilson, Vice President, Military Sales 770-632-8144 • lwilson@glah.com World Airways operates domestic and international wide-body passenger and cargo charter service. World Airways is one of the largest carriers of US troops for the Air Mobility Command, which is the World’s largest customer. The company operates B-747-400 and MD-11 aircraft.

North American Airlines, Inc.

Building 141 JFK International Airport Jamaica, NY 11430 www.flynaa.com Lois Wilson, Vice President, Military Sales 770-632-8144 • lwilson@glah.com North American Airlines, founded in 1989, operates domestic and international charter services. North American’s fleet consists of 757-200ER and 767-300ER aircraft serving the Air Mobility Command and a number of short-term customers throughout the world. The entire fleet is rated for ETOPS (extended twin-engine operations).

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Hertz Corporation

Horizon Lines, LLC

Kevin Knorr, Director of Government Sales kknorr@hertz.com

Sam Woodward, President and Chief Executive Officer

3800 Jefferson Davis Highway, Suite 200 Alexandria, VA 22305 703-683-9264 • www.hertz.com

Lori Leffler, Global Government Strategic Manager lleffler@hertz.com Hertz, with more than 8,500 locations worldwide, is one of the largest suppliers for car rental services to US government travelers. Hertz also offers the convenience of more than 1,600 off-airport locations nationwide, with a Hertz Local Edition location offering convenient pick-up service located in your neighborhood. Government and military travelers are entitled to enroll in the Hertz #1 Club Gold program at no cost. Official government travelers are also entitled to free additional drivers and liability coverage. Competitive rates are offered on all official/leisure rentals. Both active duty and retirees of the federal government and the military are eligible for the special rates. Book the Hertz government approved rates for your next trip. To check participation, rate information, conditions, or to make a reservation, contact your travel agent, visit www.hertz.com, or call Hertz at 1-800-654-3131. Hertz also offers hourly car rental through Hertz On Demand.

4064 Colony Rd., Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28211 877-302-2115 • www.horizonlines.com Michael F. Zendan II, Executive VP, General Counsel and Secretary 704-973-7029 • mzendan@horizonlines.com William A. Hamlin, Executive Vice President & COO 972-813-5507 • bhamlin@horizonlines.com Edward R. Berti, Senior Director, Military & Government Services 704-973-7017 • eberti@horizonlines.com Kathryn A. Reeves, Senior Military & Government Sales Manager 704-973-7030 • kreeves@horizonlines.com Horizon Lines, Inc. is one of the nation’s leading domestic ocean shipping companies and the only ocean cargo carrier serving all three noncontiguous domestic markets of Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico from the continental United States. The company owns a fleet of fully Jones Actqualified vessels and operates five port terminals in Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. A trusted partner for many of the nation’s leading retailers, manufacturers and U.S. government agencies, Horizon Lines provides reliable transportation services that leverage its unique combination of ocean transportation and inland distribution capabilities. The company is based in Charlotte, NC, and its stock trades on the over-the-counter market under the symbol HRZL.

Sea-Logix, LLC

220 West Manville Street Rancho Dominguez, CA 90220 www.sealogix.com Kevin Dietsch, General Manager 510-271-1448 • kdietsch@horizonlines.com Sea-Logix, LLC is a Delaware limited liability company and a wholly owned subsidiary of Horizon Lines, LLC. Sea-Logix, LLC is registered with the US Department of Transportation, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, as a common carrier authorized to engage in transportation by motor vehicle, in interstate or foreign commerce.

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Chairman’s Circle—CORPORATE MEMBERS N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

Member Since 1961

Member Since 1993*

International Shipholding Corporation

Lockheed Martin IS&GS

International Shipholding Corporation, through its subsidiaries Central Gulf Lines, Inc., and Waterman Steamship Corporation, provides worldwide ocean transportation.

Sondra Barbour, EVP, Information Systems & Global Solutions

One Whitehall Street, 19th Floor New York, NY 10004 212-943-4141 • www.intship.com

Central Gulf Lines, Inc.

1 Whitehall Street New York, NY 10004 212-943-4141 • F 212-809-9036 Robert T. Chambers, Vice President bob.chambers@intship.com

Waterman Steamship Corporation 11 North Water Street Mobile, AL 36602 251-243-9100

Peter M. Johnston, Executive Vice President johnstpm@intship.com

1035 Eastgate Drive O’Fallon, IL 62269 618-632-7050 • www.lockheedmartin.com Gerald Fasano, Vice President and General Manager, IS&GS - Defense Angie Heise, VP, Enterprise Information Technology Solutions Charles Lu, IGC Program Manager Lockheed Martin is a global security and information technology company and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services. Lockheed Martin has exceptional domain expertise in defense logistics, transportation, and distribution information systems, and command and control solutions. Lockheed Martin developed, operates, and maintains the DLA/USTRANSCOM Integrated Data Environment (IDE)/Global Transportation Network (GTN) Convergence (IGC) capability. IGC includes an Enterprise Data Warehouse and modern Business Intelligence capabilities that support DOD’s global distribution and transportation management.

Central Gulf and Waterman Steamship are participants in the Voluntary Intermodal Sealift Agreement and Maritime Security Program. They operate regularly scheduled contract service with a fleet of modern US-flag Pure Car/Truck Carrier vessels.

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N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

Member Since 1961

Member Since 1970

Matson Navigation Company Inc.

National Air Carrier Association

Matthew Cox, President

A. Oakley Brooks, President 703-358-8065 • obrooks@naca.cc

555 12th Street, Suite 700 Oakland, CA 94607 510-628-4000 • www.matson.com

Mike Garvin, Director of Government Services Matson’s transportation offerings span the globe from Shanghai to Savannah and encompass everything from providing a vital lifeline to the island economies of Hawaii, Guam and Micronesia, to delivering a wide range of multi-modal services throughout North America. Long recognized as a leader in Pacific shipping, Matson continues to strengthen its ocean transportation services through fleet enhancements, industry leading on-time arrivals and award-winning customer service.

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1000 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 1700 Arlington, VA 22209 703-358-8065 • www.naca.cc

Paul H. Doell, Director of Government Affairs 703-358-8062 • pdoell@naca.cc George R. Paul, Director of Technical Services 703-358-8063 • gpaul@naca.cc National Air Carrier Association, founded in 1962, is composed of 14 air carriers, certificated under Title 14 CFR Part 121. Our members represent a diverse group of air carriers providing non-scheduled and scheduled passenger and all-cargo services. NACA carriers fill a unique niche in the air carrier industry, offering services in response to ever-changing demands by the U.S. military, the traveling public, and businesses. NACA carriers currently transport more than 90% of the defense department’s passengers, and 40% of its cargo to points all over the globe. Our members include Air Transport International, Allegiant Air, Atlas Air, Everts Air Cargo, Kalitta Air, Lynden Air Cargo, Miami Air International, National Airlines, North American Airlines, Northern Air Cargo, Omni Air International, Southern Air, Sun Country Airlines, and USA Jet Airlines. Our associate members include A J Walter Aviation (UK), Bristol Associates, Inc. (Washington DC), ICF SH&E (Fairfax, VA), MIS Choice (Illinois), Leipzig-Halle (Germany) Airport, and Shannon (Ireland) Airport.

Chairman’s Circle—CORPORATE MEMBERS N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

Member Since 2005

Member Since 2003

Norfolk Southern Corporation

The Pasha Group

Scott McGregor, Group Vice President 757-823-5465 • scott.mcgregor@nscorp.com

George W. Pasha, IV, President & CEO george4@pashanet.com

Robyn Louderback, Director Sales 404-253-3748 • robyn.louderback@nscorp.com

Missy Donnelly, Senior Vice President, Relocation Services 415-927-6467 • missy_donnelly@pashanet.com

Gisele Landers-Smith, Account Manager 404-962-5605 • gisele.landers@nscorp.com

Mike Connolly, Vice President, Ocean Services 415-927-6479 • mike_connolly@pashanet.com

Jim Schaaf, Group Vice President 540-524-6122 • jim.schaaf@nscorp.com

Peter McLoughlin, VP, Global Locations and Insurance Services 415-927-6331 • peter_mcLoughlin@pashanet.com

Greg Harkey, Director Marketing 540-524-6732 • greg.harkey@nscorp.com

Margaret Groth, Manager, Military Over-High and Wide 415-927-6560 • margaret_groth@pashanet.com

Aaron Yost, Asst. Market Manager 540-524-6769 • aaron.yost@nscorp.com

Keith Tounget, Director, Government Solutions 415-927-6340 • keith_tounget@pashanet.com

Norfolk Southern Corporation is one of the nation’s premier transportation companies. Its Norfolk Southern Railway subsidiary operates approximately 20,000 route miles in 22 states and the District of Columbia, serving every major container port in the eastern US and providing superior connections to western rail carriers. NSC operates the most extensive intermodal network in the East and is North America’s largest rail carrier of metals and automotive products.

The Pasha Group is a diversified global transportation and logistics company offering specialized move management of household goods and personal vehicles for individuals, corporations, multinational organizations, and the US Government, worldwide. Pasha also provides automotive processing and distribution with a comprehensive network of port and inland facilities, as well as stevedoring and terminal operations on the US West Coast. Pasha Hawaii operates the only pure car truck carrier in the Hawaii trade, providing roll-on roll-off ocean transportation between the US Mainland and Hawaii, with a ConRo (combination RoRo/Container vessel) in the same trade lane. Pasha’s end-to-end solutions are tailored to the unique requirements of its customers. With total control of all elements of the transportation chain, Pasha ensures that shipments move quickly and efficiently through the system. Innovation and dedication to customer satisfaction are hallmarks of Pasha’s reputation.

Three Commercial Place Norfolk, VA 23510 540-524-6732 • www.nscorp.com

5725 Paradise Drive, Suite 1000 Corte Madera, CA 94925 415-927-6400 • www.pashagroup.com/www.pashahawaii.com

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N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

Member Since 2005

Member Since 1999

Ports America

R & R Trucking

Michael F. Hassing, CEO and President 732-635-3803 • michael.f.hassing@portsamerica.com

Jeff Herr, CEO 417-623-6885 • herrj@randrtruck.com

Tom Perdue, President, Ports America Stevedoring 732-635-3844 • tom.perdue@portsamerica.com

Kurt A. DeRuy, Executive Vice President 417-623-6885 • deruyk@randrtruck.com

Chris Smith, Vice President, Military, Breakbulk and Bulk 732-635-3815 • chris.smith@portsamerica.com

Steven L. Richardson, Manager of Government 417-623-6885

Chris Lewis, Gulf Coast Military Operations 832-256-1356 • chris.lewis@portsamerica.com

Gary McCandless, Director of Dromedary Services

525 Washington Boulevard Jersey City, NJ 07310 732-635-3899 • www.portsamerica.com

Scott Mercer, East Coast Military Operations 910-457-7475 • scott.mercer@portsamerica.com Ports America is the largest independent American port and terminal operating company, to include SDDC’s largest Stevedore and Related Terminal Service (S&RTS) Partner. Ports America has operations in 42 ports and more than 80 terminals in the United States; handling more than two million measurement tons of military cargo, 12 million commercial TEUs, two million vehicles, three million tons of general cargo, and one million cruise ship passengers annually. Ports America realizes the significance of innovation and the need for continued capital improvement and investment. All Ports America operations are committed to delivering efficient and effective work practices to ensure quality services. Ports America is committed to a safe working environment for all associates and individuals visiting our facilities. Ports America believes that all accidents and injuries are preventable; no environmental damage is acceptable; and nothing is more valuable than the health and safety of associates. Ports America operates under Military contracts in Concord, CA; Oakland, CA; San Diego, CA; Port Hueneme, CA; Wilmington, NC; Sunny Point, NC; Charleston, SC; Savannah, GA; Beaumont, TX; Corpus Christi, TX; and Port Arthur, TX. We are standing by to support BOA Port Operations in all US Ports.

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PO Box 545 Duenweg, Missouri 64841 417-623-6885 • www.randrtruck.com

Full service transportation in CONUS (48 states), Alaska, and Canadian Provinces. For commercial and government; specializing in truckload and dromedary LTL shipments of freight of all kinds; munitions, explosives, radioactive materials, and sensitive cargo. Affiliated companies also provide full service transportation; TNI (USA), INC. DBA “AATCO” and NEI Transport, LLC.

Chairman’s Circle—CORPORATE MEMBERS N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

N’S CIR RMA CL AI E H C

Member Since 2003

Member Since 1997

Raith-CTS Logistics

U.S. Bank

Tareq Al-Jassim, President +965-2-2969000 • raith@qualitynet.net

Cheryl Garcia, Head of Global Transportation Relationship Management U.S. Bank Freight Payment 210-380-1234 • cheryl.garcia@usbank.com

Godfrey J. Driscoll, Managing Director +965-2-2969000 • raith@qualitynet.net

Jeff Webb, Vice President, U.S. Bank Freight Payment 919-847-4323 • jeffery.webb@usbank.com

Victor R. Ramanan, Director, Sales & Marketing +965-2-2969000 • raith@qualitynet.net

Jeff Lineberger, Sr. Relationship Manager, U.S. Bank Freight Payment 210-587-9416 • jeff.lineberger@usbank.com

Riaz Ul-Haque, Director, Operations +965-2-2969000 • raith@qualitynet.net

U.S. Bank Freight Payment improves control and reduces costs for shippers and carriers with a global transportation payment system that automates invoice auditing, processing and payment; integrates trade finance, and provides powerful business intelligence.

PO Box 22223 Safat 13083, Kuwait +965-2-2969000 • F +965-2-2445788 www.raitheng.com & www.cts-kw.

Raith Engineering (RAITH) and Cargo Transport System (CTS), 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011 NDTA/SDDC Quality Award recipient and an NDTA Distinguished Service awardee for 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012, have worked in partnership since 2000 in successfully executing military projects for SDDC. These projects have been performed under contracts for Stevedoring & Related Services and Third Party Logistics services. Raith Engineering has also undertaken a number of procurement and contracting projects for the US Army, USAF, US Navy, and Marines. In addition, CTS provides an efficient and reliable international transport service that satisfies all requirements and needs of its many commercial and US military customers. Other services of Raith-CTS include airport runway cleaning, high-pressure waterjet cleaning equipment sales and rental, transport, vehicle rentals, and provision of personnel, equipment, and service maintenance. Raith-CTS has established permanent offices in the UK & Pakistan in order to increase its capability for fulfilling contracts and support to SDDC and the US military.

901 Marquette Ave. South, Suite 1800 Minneapolis, MN 55402 866-561-6930 • www.usbpayment.com/freight-payment

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Uncover savings with 100% pre-payment audit Quickly resolve exceptions and reduce errors by collaborating online Gain complete visibility of all funds received and disbursed Depend on U.S. Bank’s strength and experience to provide payment integrity, efficiency, and security • Count on people with decades of transportation and logistics experience and understand government complexities Contact us to learn how we currently support the DOD, civilian agencies and transportation service providers.

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Member Since 1964

Union Pacific Railroad

1400 Douglas Street, STOP 1210 Omaha, Nebraska 68179 402-544-5419 • www.up.com/military www.facebook.com/unionpacific • twitter.com/unionpacific Eric L. Butler, Executive Vice President, Marketing & Sales Ryan Georgoff, Sr. Business Director 402-544-4026 • rcgeorgo@up.com Michael Clemsen, Sr. Business Manager 402-544-5419 • meclemsen@up.com Union Pacific Railroad links 23 states in the western two-thirds of the country by rail, providing a critical link in the global supply chain. The railroad’s diversified business mix includes Agricultural Products, Automotive, Chemicals, Coal, Industrial Products and Intermodal. Union Pacific serves many of the fastest-growing US population centers, operates from all major West Coast and Gulf Coast ports to eastern gateways, connects with Canada’s rail systems and is the only railroad serving all six major Mexico gateways. Union Pacific provides value to its roughly 10,000 customers by delivering products in a safe, reliable, fuel-efficient and environmentally responsible manner. Proud to Serve the Military Union Pacific is committed to providing quality transportation to the military. Every year, we ship thousands of rail cars of ammunition, Humvees, tanks and other various types of military equipment. Our geographic reach and connections allow us to deliver equipment across the country between military installations or to a port for overseas deployment. Union Pacific’s military shipping capabilities are not limited to our extensive system map. We will coordinate your shipment through our network, through other railroads and over the road, providing complete, door-to-door service. Union Pacific Military Facts • Only Class I railroad to receive EDI billing from GFM / TC-AIMS. • Load planning, drayage, securement and specialized services available to customize for a unit’s requirements. • Ability to transport from a tricon or trailer to an M1 (12-ft. wide, 132,000 lbs.). • Union Pacific directly serves more than 25 military facilities. Proven Track Record – Fort Riley Expansion • Union Pacific’s Military Support Team, the Kansas City District US. • Army Corps of Engineers and Fort Riley officials worked together to complete a $15 million, 33,000-foot track expansion project. • Prior to the expansion, Fort Riley could deploy only about 100 rail cars in 24 hours. • Today, Fort Riley can build four to five trains in advance and deploy an entire brigade —600 to 700 rail cars, in less than two days.

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Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS

AAT Carriers, Inc.

1-800-PACK-RAT

6400 Goldsboro Road, Suite 300 • Bethesda, MD 20817 202-362-0101 • www.1800packrat.com www.facebook.com/1800packrat • twitter.com/1800packrat Ben Cross, Director of Relocation Services 518-253-0172 • bcross@forwardrelocation.com James Burati, SVP, Sales & Mktg. • 240-216-3010 • jburati@1800packrat.com 1-800-PACK-RAT is the fastest growing portable moving and storage container company, with the largest fleet of steel-constructed containers in the US. We move customers throughout CONUS utilizing a vast network of warehouses with 2 million sf of space in 68 cities. Customers enjoy military approved warehouses and qualified moving services such as packing and loading. Our container is an ideal solution for both Personally Procured Moves and Code II government contracted moves. 1-800-PACK-RAT is proud to bring additional capacity and the security of containerized household goods moving to the Defense Personal Property Program (DP3).

ABF Freight System, Inc.

3801 Old Greenwood Road • Fort Smith, AR 72903 877-ABF-0000 • www.abf.com www.facebook.com/ABFtoday twitter.com/ABFtoday Roy Slagle, President & CEO Kirk May, VP, Corporate Accounts ABF provides a full array of supply chain solutions with a global reach, including guaranteed service for expedited and time-definite shipments via its TimeKeeper® service. ABF Supply Chain Services offer comprehensive end-to-end solutions, including cross-dock operations and a network for warehousing, order fulfillment, real-time shipment visibility, and full reporting options. Globally, ABF offers both import and export service. Additional offerings include TurnKey®, a customized delivery service; ABF Trade Show, a special service for transporting exhibit materials; FreightValue®, a brokerage service for shipments requiring special equipment or handling; and others. ABF’s resource-rich infrastructure includes an innovative Dual-System® Network for regional and national transportation, providing reliable next-day and second-day service.

ACTCO Afghanistan Logistics

House No. 409 2nd Left West Street of Charahi Haji Yakub Shere Now, Kabul, Afghanistan 00971-4-3533992 • www.afghancontainers.com Gaurav Kukreja, Managing Director 00971 50 6452849 • gaurav@afghancontainers.com Al Fahedi Street • Mohebi Centre Building • Bur Dubai Dubai, U.A.E • PO Box 26483 00971-4-3533992 • F 00971-4-3533991 At ACTCO we specialize in handling shipments for the US Army NATO/ISAF forces and have proudly been an active part of the reconstruction and rehabilitation of Afghanistan. We were the only company in Afghanistan that had its offices open in spite of no business during the civil war and the turbulent area to support all Afghan employees. In the purest sense, we are an Afghan minority owned company striving to work with the highest integrity, passion, and international standards in our service. We strongly believe that when it comes to logistics to Afghanistan, “No one knows it better than us!” We look forward to your support for a better Afghanistan tomorrow!

800 Market Street • Warehouse Row • Chattanooga, TN 37402 866-797-4617 • www.aatcarriers.com Nina Wilson, Vice President 866-797-4617 x203 • nwilson@aatcarriers.com Jeremy Shavers, President 866-888-2187 x107 • jshavers@aatcarriers.com AAT Carriers is devoted to being one of the premier nationwide carriers for hazardous and sensitive materials, dedicated to providing quality and superior service 24/7/365. We provide dedicated service for a diverse group of government and commercial customers, and handle all types of van, dromedary, and specialized freight.

Accenture Federal Services

800 North Glebe Road, Suite 300 Arlington, VA 22203 • 703-947-2000 www.accenture.com/federal John Goodman, Chief Operating Officer, Accenture Federal Services 703-682-7646 • john.b.goodman@accenturefederal.com VADM Keith W. Lippert, USN (Ret.), CSO, Defense & Public Safety 571-414-5877 • keith.w.lippert@accenturefederal.com Accenture is a global management consulting, technology services, and outsourcing company, with approximately 281,000 people serving clients in more than 120 countries. Combining unparalleled experience, comprehensive capabilities across all industries and business functions, and extensive research on the world’s most successful companies, Accenture collaborates with clients to help them become high-performance businesses and governments. The company generated net revenues of US$28.6 billion for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 2013. Accenture Federal Services is a US company, with offices in Arlington, VA, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Accenture LLP. Accenture’s federal business serves every cabinet-level department and 20 of the largest federal organizations with clients at defense, intelligence, public safety, and civilian agencies.

Advantage Rent A Car

6155 South Main Street, #215 Aurora, CO 80016 800-777-5500 • www.advantage.com www.facebook.com/AdvantageRAC twitter.com/@AdvantageRAC Advantage Rent A Car is currently positioned as a brand targeting consumers in the value-oriented segment of the US rental car market. Advantage has a fleet that ranges from economy cars to SUVs. Locations for car rental needs provide a wide selection and vehicle for any occasion. Advantage currently operates at 40 locations. Advantage has airport locations across the United States. Key markets include east coast, west coast, Florida, Texas, midwest and southwest. Advantage is the fourth largest independent rental car company in the United States.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Sustaining Air Transport International, Inc. 6012 Campus Circle Drive Irving, TX 75063 972-518-1200 • www.airtransport.cc Dennis Manibusan, President 972-518-1200 • dennis.manibusan@airtransport.cc

Airlines for America

1301 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20004-1707 202-626-4000 • www.airlines.org twitter.com/airlinesdotorg

Michael P. Holt, Vice President of Sales & Marketing 937-366-5055 • mike.holt@airtransport.cc

Nicholas E. Calio, President & CEO

Charles C. Carson, II, Government Contracts Administrator 970-626-2840 • charles.carson@airtransport.cc

Dan Elwell, Senior Vice President, Safety, Security and Operations 202-626-4240 • delwell@airlines.org

Debra Wampler, Manager of Government Contracts and Services 501-346-6038 • debra.wampler@airtransport.cc

Elizabeth Shaver, Director, Cargo Services 202-626-4160 • eshaver@airlines.org

Approved CRAF and AMC Contract carrier operating all-cargo, and Combi aircraft carrying both cargo and passengers worldwide with service tailored to customer requirements. Flight following continues 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by FAA approved flight operations control centers.

Annually, commercial aviation helps drive more than $1 trillion in US economic activity and more than 10 million US jobs. A4A airline members and their affiliates transport more than 90 percent of all US airline passenger and cargo traffic.

AIT Worldwide Logistics, Inc.

701 N. Rohlwing Road • Itasca, IL 60143 800-323-6649 • www.aitworldwide.com www.facebook.com/AITWorldwide

Alaska Airlines/Alaska Air Cargo 4100 Old International Airport Road Anchorage, AK 99502 907-266-7818 • www.alaskacargo.com

Joe Van Der Bosch, Sr. Mgr. Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance 800-323-6649 • jvanderbosch@aitworldwide.com

Steve Carlisle, Regional Cargo Sales Manager - Alaska & Texas 907-266-7818 • steve.carlisle@alaskaair.com

Theresa DeStefano, Manager, Regulatory Affairs 800-323-6649 • tdestefano@aitworldwide.com

Joe Samudovsky, Dir., Cargo Sales 206-392-7804 • joe.samudovsky@alaskaair.com

Founded in 1979, Itasca, IL-based AIT is a full service transportation management provider. With regional headquarters in Chicago, Amsterdam and Hong Kong, AIT’s offices are joined by 190 global service centers to form a vast network spanning six continents. By coupling a flexible non-asset based business model with robust technology that presents end-to-end shipment visibility, AIT delivers precisely tailored supply chain efficiencies for almost every industry imaginable. Leveraging creative, competitively priced multimodal solutions, AIT removes the complexity from global logistics puzzles, helping companies thrive by regaining focus on the core goals of their business. As a world-class supply chain provider, AIT builds unique service plans for each branch of the US government. SCAC: MNLA.

For more than 75 years, Alaska Airlines and its people have been guided by a shared commitment to integrity, caring, resourcefulness, professionalism, and spirit. Especially spirit—an Alaskan spirit—where “can-do” and “neighbor-helping-neighbor” are facts of life. The result? A long list of aviation milestones, as well as countless stories of people going out of their way to help others. Alaska has grown from a small regional airline to one of the most respected in the nation. Carrying more than 17 million customers a year, Alaska’s route system spans more than 60 cities and three countries. Alaska’s fleet of Boeing jets is one of the youngest among all major airlines and it has a reputation for outstanding service. Alaska Airlines employs dozens of reservists who serve as pilots, aircraft maintenance technicians, as well as other air and ground crew.

Al-Hamd International Container Terminal

Plot # O&L, K-28 Trans-Lyari Quarters Hawksbay Road • Karachi, Sindh 75750 Pakistan 92 21 32351558 • www.aictpakistan.com

American Maritime Officers

490 L’Enfant Plaza East, SW, Suite 7204 Washington, DC 20024 202-479-1166 • www.amo-union.org Thomas Bethel National President

Hussain Islam, Chief Executive Officer 923008223900 • spmaritimecorp@gmail.com

Robert J. Keifer National Executive Vice President

Raza Hussain, Director Operations 923008299034 • raza.hussain@aictpk.com

Michael Murphy National Vice President, Government Relations 202-479-1166

Qamar-ul-Haq, Chief Financial Officer 923452005403 • qamar.ulhaq@aictpk.com Shaharyar Tariq, Defense Services Executive 923015324393 • shaharyar.sign@gmail.com To provide expeditionary logistics support to the multinational defense forces with a corporate endurance for versatility and ability to anticipate the needs and rapidly deliver the right assets to our most important customer at the frontline.

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The American Maritime Officers (AMO) represents licensed deck, engineering, and radio-electronics officers to US and international shipping companies involved in domestic, foreign, and government trade. AMO trains its officers in a state-of-the-art training center sponsored by employers and located in Dania Beach, FL.

Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS Army & Air Force Exchange Service 3911 S. Walton Walker Boulevard Dallas, TX 75236-0202 • www.aafes.com Thomas C. Shull, Director/CEO Maj. Gen. Joseph S. Ward, USAF, Deputy Dir. Michael P. Howard, COO COL Thomas P. Ockenfels, USA, Chief of Staff The Army & Air Force Exchange Service, also known as the Exchange, supports Soldiers, Airmen, and their families in military communities worldwide. The Exchange, is directed by a Board of Directors that is responsible to the Secretaries of the Army and the Air Force through the Service Chiefs of Staff. The Exchange has the dual mission of providing authorized patrons with articles of merchandise and services, and generating non-appropriated fund earnings as a supplemental source of funding for MWR programs. In the past ten years, the Exchange has contributed more than $2.4 billion to quality-oflife programs. Besides funding morale and services programs, the Exchange earnings also go to build new stores or renovate existing facilities. Construction funds to build these new or replacement facilities come entirely from the sale of merchandise and services.

Associated Global System

3333 New Hyde Park Road New Hyde Park, NY 11042 516-627-8910 • www.agsystems.com www.facebook.com/pages/Associated-Global-Systems/169 twitter.com/AGSInc Jim Tucci, CEO 516-627-8910 • jim.tucci@agsystems.com Mike Hess, Vice President, Strategic Planning 610-534-8524 • mike.hess@agsystems.com New York Gov’t Services Office 800-513-3555 Associated Global Systems (AGS) is a leading provider of transportation solutions to the Federal Government, DOD, and the Defense Industry. We handle domestic and international freight and personal property shipments.

Arven Services, LLC

15033 Farm Creek Drive Woodbridge, VA 22191 703-497-8596 • www.arvenservices.com Edward Brown Jr., CEO 757-513-1831 • eb@arvenservices.com Kelly Bennett, VP/Operations 404-643-0196 • vkb@arvenservices.com Carlos Rentas, Logistics/SAP, Director 443-531-2364 • ca@arvenservices.com Arven Services, LLC provides complete full scale Supply Chain Management and logistics support on a global scale. From the initial phases of concept of support through project development, to actual operations (full service) or the management of existing infrastructure (turn key). We produce top quality results through assembled teams of professional, experienced, dedicated logisticians and intelligence experts who possess the real world knowledge, best training, background, and expertise to fulfill our customers’ requirements. We maintain a “Top Secret” Facility Clearance and are currently awarded GSA Schedule - LOGWORLD (874V).

Atlas International

9750 3rd Ave. NE, Suite 200 • Seattle, WA 98115 888-669-6031 • www.atlasintl.com www.facebook.com/AtlasIntl twitter.com/Atlas_Intl Jim Gaw, President & COO • 888-669-6031 • jgaw@atlasintl.com Phil Wahl, Vice President, Domestic 800-638-9797 • pwahl@availresource.com Bob Ewing, Senior Director, Domestic Military Services 800-638-9797 • bobewin@atlasworldgroup.com Paul Clifford, Director, Military Operations 888-669-6031 • pclifford@atlasintl.com Atlas International is part of Atlas World Group—a family of companies sharing the common thread of integrity, quality, and solutions. Our commitment to these values has made the Atlas name known around the globe. Atlas International provides best in class domestic relocation services to military transferees, government accounts, and for our agent partners within the US and around the globe.

Baggett Transportation Company Avis Budget Group

7414 New Ridge Road Hanover, MD 21076-3101 www.avisbudgetgroup.com twitter.com/Avis Beth Schoeller, National Account Manager, Government 410-684-2919 • beth.schoeller@avisbudget.com Mike Washkevich, Director of Government Sales 410-684-2919 • mike.washkevich@avisbudget.com Government rates with unlimited mileage for all federal employees, for official and personal use. Avis and Budget have more than 2,000 locations in the US and 5,200 locations worldwide. For Avis reservations call 800-331-1441 or visit www.avis.com. For Budget reservations call 800527-0700 or visit www.budget.com.

2 South 32nd Street Birmingham, AL 35233 205-322-6501 • www.baggetttransport.com Joseph M. Donald, III, President W. David Crommelin, Vice President & Contracts N. Scott Wheeler, Vice President Operations Baggett, family owned, is grounded in 75 years of safe, reliable service to the DOD and commercial industry. A full-service HAZMAT carrier of ammunition, weapons, and classified sensitive equipment. We also operate a Single and Dual Driver Freight All Kinds Division, serving commercial and military customers. Don’t Mark It Rush—Tag It Baggett! For the safest, fastest, on-time delivery record in DOD. Your Best Value Carrier.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Sustaining Barling Bay, LLC

Best Western International

1101 Remount Rd., Suite 100 Charleston, SC 29406

6201 North 24th Parkway Phoenix, AZ 85016 1-800-Western

843-725-6830 • www.barlingbay.com Jim Hoisington, General Manager - Charleston, SC Office 843-725-6857 • jhoisington@barlingbay.com Mark Lynch, Site Manager – Shiloh, IL Office 618-726-4532 • mlynch@barlingbay.com Chad Gallant, Sr. Consultant - Shiloh, IL Office 618-726-4548 • chad.gallant@barlingbay.com Jennifer Osment, Capture Manager - Charleston, SC Office 843-414-4116 • jennifer.osment@barlingbay.com Barling Bay, LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation, provides decision support capabilities, business process re-engineering, information assurance/cyber security, data visualization, and agile management. Our agile requirements team serves as subject matter experts, business analysts, and storyboard artists in support of agile development of government software for US Air Mobility Command—from inception, through development & testing, and into software delivery.

www.facebook.com/BestWestern twitter.com/thebestwestern Sandra Taylor, Director, Worldwide Sales 623-780-6845 • sandra.taylor@bestwestern.com Neeru Bhalla, Manager, Worldwide Sales 703-729-6496 • neeru.bhalla@bestwestern.com Best Western International Inc. is The World’s Biggest Hotel Family with more than 4,000 hotels in over 100 countries and territories worldwide. Each of our hotels is independently owned—which means there’s always someone there who cares and rewards you for your loyalty.

C.L. Services, Inc.

Booz Allen Hamilton Engineering Services, LLC 900 Elkridge Landing Road • Linthicum, MD 21090 410-684-6500 • www.boozallen.com

Monty Montero Vice President, Booz Allen Hamilton Engineering Services, LLC Booz Allen Hamilton Engineering Services, LLC provides mission-critical programs for the DOD and other government agencies with a focus on Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance (SETA), Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS), and Systems Engineering and Integration (SE&I). Booz Allen Hamilton Engineering Services, LLC is ISO 9001:2008 and AS 9100:2009 certified. Booz Allen is headquartered in McLean, Virginia, employs approximately 25,000 people, and had revenue of $5.86 billion for the 12 months ending March 31, 2012. To learn more, visit www.boozallen.com. (NYSE: BAH)

C2 Freight Resources, Inc.

24420 Highway 278 Houston, AL 35572 800-810-2006 • www.c2freight.com John Cunningham, Chief Operating Officer jcunningham@C2Freight.com Jeff Gunnin, Chief Financial Officer jgunnin@c2freight.com

Mary Norman, Government Business Team Leader mnorman@c2freight.com C2 Freight Resources was founded in 1998 to provide uncommon service and integrity to the freight management industry. As a full-service logistics provider, we are a Distinguished Member in Good Standing of the Transportation Intermediaries Association since 1999; an upstanding member of the Platinum Performance Program; and designated a NASTC Best Broker.

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Jeff Lantz, President jeffl@clservicesinc.com Spencer Ruble, Government Services Manager sruble@clservicesinc.com. C.L. Services, Inc. is an established, well-respected third party logistics firm that that has been serving the United States Government since 1996. C. L. Services, Inc. provides freight transportation services to the United States Postal Service and the DOD as well. We provide service throughout the United States and Canada. Our specialty is providing dependable and accurate full truckload service including dry van, refrigerated, overdimensional, and expedited throughout North America. Dependability, accuracy, knowledgeable staff, and raving customer service are the hallmarks of our company.

Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group

11340 Blondo Street • Omaha, NE 68164 402-501-5000 • www.carlsonrezidor.com www.facebook.com/radisson twitter.com/radisson Sandi Millstein, Director, Global Sales 800-967-9135 • smillstein@carlsonrezidor.com Christopher S. McLaughlin, CGTP, CGMP, Director, Global Sales 800-967-9029 • chmclaughlin@carlsonrezidor.com

Jacob Norman, General Manager jacobnorman@c2freight.com

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Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group—born in early 2012—is one of the world’s largest and most dynamic hotel groups. The portfolio of the Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group includes more than 1,300 hotels, a global footprint spanning 81 countries and territories, a powerful set of global brands (Radisson Blu, Radisson®, Park Plaza®, Park Inn by Radisson, Country Inns & Suites By CarlsonSM, and Hotel Missoni). In most of the group’s hotels, guests can benefit from the loyalty program Club CarlsonSM, one of the most rewarding loyalty programs in the world. The Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group and its brands employ more than 80,000 people. Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group is headquartered in Minneapolis, MN and Brussels, Belgium.

Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS CGI

Chalich Trucking, Inc.

12601 Fair Lakes Circle • Fairfax, VA 22033 www.cgi.com/usfederal

8049-146th Avenue, NW Ramsey, MN 55303 800-670-8835 www.chalichtrucking.com

LTG James B. Peake, MD, USA (Ret.), President, CGI Federal 703-227-6000 Barbara Fast, SVP, Army & Defense Intelligence Progs. • 703-227-6000

Cheri D Cook, President/CEO

Jeff Shafer, Vice President, Sustainment and Logistics IT 404-747-6306 • jeffrey.shafer@cgifederal.com

Aaron Bloom, Operations Manager

Paul Flythe, Director, Business Operations 703-895-0171 • paul.flythe@cgifederal.com At CGI, we’re in the business of satisfying clients. For 38 years we’ve partnered with US defense, civilian, and intelligence agencies to support mission-essential needs at every stage of the program, product, and business lifecycle. A global leader in IT, we deliver end-to-end services and solutions in application & technology management, systems integration & consulting, business process management, advanced engineering & technology, and operational support.

Chalich Trucking, is a Minnesota based woman owned company. Chalich has been an approved DOD carrier since 1992. We take pride in the service and security we provide. We consistently meet stringent federal requirements when it comes to transporting sensitive material. We deliver 100% on time service, ensuring safety and efficiency. Supporting the warfighter is what drives us!

Coyne Airways Limited

Chamber of Shipping of America

Roberts House 103 Hammersmith Road London W14 0QH, United Kingdom 4420 7605 6875 • www.coyneair.com

1730 Rhode Island Avenue, NW, Suite 702 Washington, DC 20036 202-775-4399 • www.knowships.org Joseph J. Cox, President & CEO 202-775-4399 • jcox@knowships.org Kathy J. Metcalf, Director of Maritime Affairs 202-775-4399 • kmetcalf@knowships.org Odell J. Moore, Office Manager 202-775-4399 • omoore@knowships.org CSA represents US-based companies that own, operate, or charter oceangoing and merchant marine vessels. CSA represents its members before Congress and administrative agencies such as the USCG, EPA, and Customs Service. CSA sits on the US delegation to IMO in London and is the US ship owner representative to the ILO. CSA is involved in non-regulatory industry initiatives and sponsors four award programs.

Coyote Logistics, LLC

820 A1A N, W9 • Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 877-6-COYOTE • www.coyote.com www.facebook.com/Coyotelogistics twitter.com/coyotelogistics

Larry Coyne, CEO 4420 7605 6880 Coyne Airways specializes in air cargo operations to “difficult to reach” destinations around the world. It has specialized in running scheduled freighters into military bases in Iraq and Afghanistan. We currently operate scheduled freighter services around the Caspian and the Gulf, which includes Afghanistan, Central Asia, and points in East Africa such as Djibouti. In addition to our frequent and reliable scheduled services, Coyne Airways is also one of the leading providers of charter services to destinations worldwide.

CRST Logistics, Inc.

PO Box 3261 • Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 866-750-2778 • www.crstlogistics.com twitter.com/CRSTLogistics John M. Smith, Chairman of the Board

Jeff Silver, Chief Executive Officer • jeff.silver@coyote.com

David L. Rusch, President and CEO of CRST International

Jonathan Sisler, Chief Financial Officer • jonathan.sisler@coyote.com

John Gallardo, Group President - Asset Light Division 319-731-3897 • jgallardo@crst.com

Eddie Leshin, Chief Operating Officer • eddie.leshin@coyote.com Kevin Drew, Dir., Gov’t Services • 866-490-8804 • kevin.drew@coyote.com Coyote believes in doing the right thing, every time. Coyote exists to bring a better experience to the logistics industry, and is one of the fastest-growing transportation and logistics service providers in North America for a reason—when we say we are going to do it, we will get it done. No Excuses. Coyote works as an extension of your logistics arm, providing services for all consultative, executional, and transactional supply chain needs. We arrange transportation for more than 4,000 loads per day and work with more than 40,000 prequalified local, regional, and national carriers, helping us identify and execute the right equipment and match for every dry, temperature-controlled, flatbed, private fleet, TL, LTL, and IMDL shipment.

Kent Jordan, President - Logistics 319-731-5666 • kjordan@ crst.com Full service truckload (van, flatbed, specialized, and temp controlled) and logistics service provider. Operations include CRST Expedited dual driver, satellite monitored service with 1,975 trucks (20 being team temperature controlled units); STI (Specialized Transport with 500 trucks and 250 straight trucks); CRST Malone centralized dispatch flatbed service with 1,340 owner operators; CRST Dedicated Services with 200 trucks; and CRST Logistics 3PL providing transportation brokerage (TL & LTL) and freight management services.

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3170 Fairview Park Drive Falls Church, VA 22042 618-624-7222 • www.csc.com twitter.com/CSCNews David Zolet, EVP & GM, North American Public Sector • 703-641-3735 Lawrence Prior, VP & GM, NPS Defense and Intel Group • 703-641-2237 Steve Frederickson, Account General Manager • 618-622-4710 CSC is a global leader of next generation information technology (IT) services and solutions. Our mission is to enable superior returns on our clients’ technology investments through best-in-class industry solutions, domain expertise, and global scale. For more than 50 years, clients in industries and governments worldwide have trusted CSC with their business process and information systems outsourcing, systems integration, and consulting needs. These include systems design and integration, IT and business process outsourcing (BPO), applications software development, web and application hosting, and management and technology consulting. CSC employs approximately 81,000 employees, trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol “CSC,” and reports annual revenue of approximately $13.5 billion.

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Cubic Global Tracking Solutions, Inc. (CGTS)

GLOBAL TRACKING SOLUTIONS

9333 Balboa Avenue San Diego, CA 92123

858-277-6780 www.cubic.com/Defense-Applications/Global-Tracking-Solutions James Kilfeather, VP • 571-643-4002 • james.kilfeather@cubic.com Randy Shepard, VP, Technology Innovation 850-872-7099 • randall.shepard@cubic.com CGTS provides Container Tracking & Monitoring and Yard Management Solutions to DOD and commercial customers. Our Global Sentinel™ family of products offers an innovative, affordable solution to provide immediate reporting on the location, condition, and security of valuable and high-risk assets. CGTS is a leader in the industry, having developed a secure 802.15.4 wireless mesh technology under US Army’s Logistics Innovation Agency’s (LIA) Next Generation Wireless Communications program and is actively involved in its development and deployment of the Army Mobility Asset Tracking System. At CGTS, we are also tracking and monitoring containers for the DOD and intermodal shipping carriers with our Generation II Satellite Enabled Tracking & Intrusion Detection (GEN II SETID) tags.

CSX Transportation

500 Water Street • Jacksonville, FL 32202 www.csx.com Ross Burnett, Director of Sales, Government, Machinery & Waste 412-920-2902 • ross_burnett@csx.com Jill Kettleson, Senior Account Manager, Military and Machinery 630-891-8742 • jill_kettleson@csx.com Rich D. Howell, Business Manager, Government & Machinery 904-359-1926 • rich_howell@csx.com CSX Corporation owns companies providing rail, intermodal, and rail-to-truck transload services that are among the nation’s leading transportation companies, connecting more than 70 river, ocean, & lake ports; and more than 200 short line railroads. Its operating company, CSX Transportation, operates the largest railroad in the eastern US, with a 22,000-mile rail network linking commercial markets in 23 states; Washington, DC; & two Canadian provinces. CSX serves Ft. Drum, NY; Ft. Stewart, GA; Ft. Bragg, NC; & Ft. Campbell, KY; Military Ocean Terminal, Sunny Point, NC; Bluegrass Army Ammunition Depot, KY; & Letterkenny Ammunition Depot, PA.

CWT SatoTravel

4300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22203 703-682-7266 Christine Sikes, VP Program Management, Military & Gov’t Markets 203-249-7466 • csikes@cwtsatotravel.com CWTSatoTravel is the travel division of Carlson Wagonlit Travel responsible for soliciting and managing travel for US military and government clients. With more than 60 years of experience, CWTSatoTravel is the nation’s leading provider of travel management and fulfillment services to the government, fulfilling more than $2 billion in annual air sales. CWTSatoTravel offers airline, hotel, train, and car reservations for business and personal travel; leisure tours and cruises; fully integrated online booking and expense management solutions; group/meeting planning; consolidated management reporting; emergency response; and more. CWTSatoTravel employs more than 1,000 associates throughout 187 locations in 14 countries and US territories.

DAMCO

2 Giralda Farms, Madison Avenue Giralda Farms, NJ 07940 703-351-0121 • www.damco.com Brian Roberts, Senior Director, Government Services 703-351-0405 • brian.roberts@damco-gov.com Carla Golimowski, Director, Government Services 703-351-0115 • carla.golimowski@damco-gov.com Bradley Duckworth, General Manager, Government Services 703-351-0402 • bradley.duckworth@damco-gov.com Thomas Kristensen, Global Head 703-351-0139 • thomas.kristensen@damco-gov.com Damco is one of the world’s leading third party logistics providers specializing in customized freight forwarding and supply chain solutions. The company has 11,400 employees in more than 300 offices around the world and a global presence in about 100 countries. In 2013, Damco had a net turnover of USD 3.2 billion, managed 2.8 million TEU of ocean freight and supply chain management volumes, and air freighted more than 225,000 tons. Damco is part of the Maersk Group.

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DB Schenker

150 Albany Avenue Freeport, NY 11520 516-377-3000 • www.dbschenkerusa.com twitter.com/dbschenkerusa Greg Zimmer, Director, Government & Defense Services 209-992-1808 • greg.zimmer@dbschenker.com Jeff Valus, Global Account Manager, Government & Defense Services 602-458-6000 • jeff.valus@dbschenker.com Steve Bosma, Manager, Global Customer Support 602-458-6055 • steve.bosma@dbschenker.com Stephanie Delgado, Business Development Specialist, Gov’t & Defense Svcs 734-287-5821 • stephanie.delgado@dbschenker.com DB Schenker is a CRAF affiliated carrier offering customized end-to-end transportation/logistics solutions suited to meet demanding requirements. An active and entrusted participant in a host of DOD programs, we are a true multi-modal solutions company priding itself in developing the most cost effective solutions while always working to exceed customers’ expectations.

Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS Delta Air Lines

1212 New York Avenue, NW Suite 200 Washington, DC 20005 www.delta.com Richard Anderson, CEO

DHL Express

1210 S. Pine Island - 4th Floor Plantation, FL 33324 888-345-9363 • www.dhl-usa.com www.facebook.com/dhl • twitter.com/DeutschePostDHL Jorge Haynes, Senior Director, Government & Defense 954-626-2729 • jorge.haynes@dhl.com

Norma Dean, Director, Specialty Sales Delta Air Lines serves 160 million passengers a year, offers service to 356 destinations in 65 countries, and employs 80,000 employees worldwide. As a founding member of the SkyTeam global alliance, Delta participates in the joint venture with Air France-KLM, Alitalia, and offers the SkyMiles frequent flier program, the world’s largest airline loyalty program. Delta is an active participant in the Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) program.

Oswaldo Bermeo, Director, Compliance Government & Defense 954-626-2568 • oswaldo.bermeo@dhl.com Michael G Taylor, Senior Manager, Global Operations 301-693-0516 • mike.g.taylor@dhl.com Vanessa Bonilla, Manager, Customer Support Government & Defense 954-626-2710 • vanessa.bonilla@dhl.com As the world’s largest express global delivery provider, DHL has more experience shipping to more international destinations than any other carrier. We’re comfortable in places that are unfamiliar to most people; our regional program management support ensures operational planning and coordination, ranging from military exercises to front line supply deliveries of timesensitive cargo. “No one knows the World like we do.”

Embry Riddle Aeronautical University 3700 Willow Creek Road Prescott, AZ 86301 928-777-6811 Francis Ayers, Chancellor • 928-777-6811 • ayersf@erau.edu

Engility Corporation

735 Seibert Road, Suite 1 Scott AFB, IL 62225 618-310-3233 • www.engilitycorp.com John Verling, VP & GM • 618-310-3210 • john.verling@engilitycorp.com

Brent D. Bowen, Dean of Aviation • 928-777-6802 • brent.bowen1@erau.edu

Bobby G. Fowler, Jr., Director, Global Distribution Solutions 618-310-3211 • bobby.fowler@engilitycorp.com

Erin E. Bowen, Department Chair, Safety Science 928-777-6926 • erin.bowen@erau.edu

Jon Jonas, Business Development, Global Distribution Solutions 618-310-3219 • jon.jonas@engilitycorp.com

Robert W. Baker, Associate Professor, Chair GSIS 928-777-3938 • baker9d@erau.edu

We are among the top experts in engineering, professional services, and mission support. The quality, reliability, and commitment of our team of professionals set us apart in the marketplace. Whatever the need, in the most demanding situations, Engility delivers. Our first priority is to achieve our customers’ objectives. Our mission is to accomplish yours. Everything we do supports this priority. We are your advocate, skillfully incorporating your feedback and applying the full measure of our expertise, wherever in the world you need us. We are proven partners with a track record of success and results. Engility is our new name, but this is not a new company. As the core of Engility’s Services business, our experts have been a valued part of our customers’ teams for more than two decades.

At Embry-Riddle, what we do—and do best—is teach the science, practice, and business of the world of aviation and aerospace. Since it was founded just 22 years after the Wright brothers’ first flight, the University and its graduates have built an enviable record of achievement in every aspect of aviation and aerospace. The curriculum at EmbryRiddle covers the operation, engineering, research, manufacturing, marketing, and management of modern aircraft and the systems that support them.

Enterprise Database C

Enterprise Database Corporation 7900 Sudley Road, 8th Fl. Manassas, VA 20109

703-393-0440 • www.edcus.com H. Richard Corona, President & CEO Our software solutions enable secure, real-time communication between transportation companies, government systems, and other move stakeholders, and include user-friendly, effective move and operations management systems for moving companies, agents, and claims adjusters. • EasyDPS (www.EasyDPS.com): automated two-way interface to the SDDC’s Defense Personal Property System (DPS) for military household goods transportation companies. • EDC-AgentLink (www.EDC-AgentLink.com): move management system for DPS agents. • GOgistiX (www.GOgistiX.com): transportation communication network for moving companies, agents, claims adjustors, and third-parties. • MoveMatic: end-to-end insurance and claims processing program. • EDC-MoveStar: highly customizable operations management system for moving companies.

Estes Forwarding Worldwide, LLC

1100 Commerce Road • Richmond, VA 23224 855-433-9669 • www.efwnow.com Scott Fisher, President & CEO • 855-433-9669 • scott.fisher@efwnow.com Lance Harcrow, VP Sales & Ops. • 972-800-6588 • lance.harcrow@efwnow.com Brandon Donithan, Director of Government Accounts 804-337-2226 • brandon.donithan@efwnow.com EFW will deliver anything, anywhere, anytime—no matter how complex the destination, logistics, or sensitivity of the shipment—“affirmative” is always our answer. Our highly trained team has the proven history of providing solutions to complex supply chain needs for the DOD, agencies represented by the GSA, FEMA, Homeland Security, and other organizations we are not allowed to mention. Once you make the call, an EFW team member becomes your team member. Your single point of contact, who will plan, track and make sure your shipment arrives where it’s supposed to, when it’s supposed to and in the condition it’s supposed to—even if we need to hand carry it. Our mission is to make sure you can accomplish yours. In a 24/7 world, there’s no such thing as quitting time. That’s why EFW is always on.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Sustaining Executive Moving Systems, Inc.

1250 Featherstone Road Woodbridge, VA 22191 703-497-2700 www.thebestmove.com

Express-1

429 Post Road • Buchanan, MI 49107 877-367-3971 • www.express-1.com Chris Healy, President 800-800-5161 • chris.healy@express-1.com

Dee Bailey, President dbailey@thebestmove.com

Greg Zugrave, Vice President of Sales 800-800-5161 • greg.zugrave@express-1.com

Ian Valentine, Director of Sales ivalentine@thebestmove.com

Chris Koehring, Director of Sales 800-800-5161 • chris.koehring@express-1.com

Iosif Gozner, Lead Salesman igozner@thebestmove.com

Express-1 is your sole source solution for all your time sensitive transportation needs. Your shipment will be handled with the most competent and reliable care in the industry 24/7 365 days a year. We offer an array of vehicle types such as Cargo Vans, Sprinter, Straight Trucks, and 53’ tractor trailers. We’ll deliver your critical freight safely and on-time throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico. We specialize in HAZMAT, Exclusive Use, Care and Handling, and Transportation Protective Service including DDP, PSS, CIS, and SEV. All equipment is tracked live for up to the minute location reporting!

Executive Moving Systems is a full service household goods moving company based in the Washington, DC metro area. Whether you are looking to relocate locally, domestically, or internationally we will provide you with exceptional service. Our services include packing, loading, delivery, and, if needed, storage. Executive Moving Systems can also provide specialized crating for any of your delicate items.

FlightSafety International

Fluor

10770 East Briarwood Avenue, Suite 100 Centennial, CO 80112 303-783-1023 • www.flightsafety.com

2300 Clarendon Boulevard, Suite 1110 Arlington, VA 22201 703-351-1204 • www.fluor.com

Ray Johns, Senior VP, Government and Military Programs, FSI 718-565-4187 • ray.johns@flightsafety.com

Robert Griffith, Executive Director, Business Development 864-281-4931 • robert.griffith@fluor.com

Ron Ladnier, President, FlightSafety Services Corporation 303-783-1023 • ron.ladnier@flightsafety.com

Tom Crowder, Exec. Dir., Bus. Dev. • 864-281-4249 • tom.crowder@fluor.com

FlightSafety International has over 62 years of experience providing aircrew training. Currently, FSI provides more than 2.8 million hours of training to customers from 156 countries. It also operates a fleet of 340 simulators and other training devices at 46 learning centers and 15 US military bases around the world. This includes 3,500 courses for pilots, technicians, flight attendants, mechanics, and dispatchers on 135 aircraft models. FlightSafety has designed and manufactured close to 800 full flight simulators and advanced training devices with an availability of over 99%. FlightSafety International is a Berkshire Hathaway company.

Gregg Gross, Ops. Director • 864-281-6368 • gregg.gross@fluor.com

Jayne Carson, Dir., Bus. Devel. • 703-351-6455 • jayne.carson@fluor.com Fluor Corporation is one of the world’s largest publicly traded engineering, procurement, construction, maintenance, and project management companies. A trusted global leader, Fluor provides exceptional services and technical knowledge. Fluor’s global workforce of 43,000+ employees provides cost-effective, intelligent solutions in a timely manner. Fluor serves clients in a wide variety of industries, including oil and gas, chemicals and petrochemicals, commercial and institutional, government services, life sciences, manufacturing, microelectronics, mining, power, telecommunications, and transportation. Fluor supports DOD in a number of areas and is a LOGCAP provider in Afghanistan.

GE Aviation

1 Neumann Way Cincinnati, OH 45215 513-243-2000 David Joyce, President & CEO, GE Aviation GE Aviation, an operating unit of General Electric Company, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of jet engines, integrated digital systems, electrical power, and mechanical systems for civil and military aircraft. GE Aviation has a global presence, and is proud to deliver world-class maintenance and support services for all of its customers. Visit GE Aviation at www.geaviation.com.

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General Dynamics/American Overseas Marine 150 Newport Avenue Extension Quincy, MA 02171-1734 617-786-8300 • www.gdamsea.com Thomas W. Merrell, President General Dynamics/American Overseas Marine provides ship operations, management, and marine services. General Dynamics/American Overseas Marine has commercial and government ship management of vessels in worldwide operations. General Dynamics/American Overseas Marine has LNG shipping expertise and US Jones Act qualified LNG vessels.

Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS GeoDecisions

Greatwide Truckload Management (GWTM)

207 Senate Avenue • Camp Hill, PA 17011 866-426-6388 • www.geodecisions.com www.facebook.com/geodecisions Brendan Wesdock, President 757-483-3838 • bwesdock@geodecisions.com Kevin Switala, Vice President 215-557-0106 • kswitala@geodecisions.com Tom Saltzer, Vice President 717-763-7211 • tsaltzer@geodecisions.com GeoDecisions is an information technology company specializing in geospatial solutions. Using web-based mapping and reporting applications, GeoDecisions provides a full range of innovative solutions for military and homeland security initiatives that enhance decision making. Solutions include transportation security, near realtime shipment tracking, sensitive cargo tracking and management, emergency response management, detailed plume analysis, reporting for infrastructure data, and automated alerts.

2150 Cabot Boulevard West Langhorne, PA 19047 800-283-9700 www.greatwide-tm.com Tim Hooper, Vice President, Administration and Operations timothy.hooper@greatwide-tm.com An ISO 9000-2000 certified company providing motor carrier transportation utilizing flatbed, stepdeck lowboy, and multi-axel trailers, as well as vans and containers. Commodities transported include machine tools, construction equipment, metal products, lumber, building materials, automotive/truck components, and general commodities, operating with a fleet of 1,400 and serving 48 states.

Green Valley Transportation Corp.

30131 S. Highway 33 Tracy, CA 95304 800-677-5991 www.greenvalleytransportation.com www.facebook.com/pages/Green-Valley-Transportation/24

Hilton Worldwide

Steve J. Grove, CEO/Owner steve.grove@gvtd.com

7930 Jones Branch Drive, Suite 1100 • McLean, VA 22102 703-883-1000 • www.hiltonworldwide.com www.facebook.com/HiltonWorldwide • twitter.com/HiltonOnline

Nancy J. Houghton, President nancy.houghton@gvtd.com

Scott Lamb, CGTP, CCTE, Director, Government Segment 404-257-6908 • scott.lamb@hilton.com

Cathy Gilbert, CFO cathy.gilbert@gvtd.com

We are the leading global hospitality company with more than 4,000 hotels in 90 countries and territories, including 300,000 team members worldwide. The company owns, manages, or franchises some of the best known hotel brands: Hilton Hotels, Conrad, Doubletree by Hilton, Embassy Suites, Hilton Garden Inns, Hampton Inns, Hilton Grand Vacations, Homewood Suites, Home2 Suites, and The Waldorf-Astoria Collection. We continue in the tradition of Conrad Hilton, our founder, who said, “It has been, and continues to be, our responsibility to fill the earth with the light and warmth of hospitality.”

Twenty-five years as DOD qualified and asset based TL motor carrier. Droms, Vans, Flats, and Specialized equipment. CONUS AA&E, Security, FARS, FAK, and DTCI freight. Active member NDTA Affiliations: San Joaquin Valley Chapter, National Sustaining Member, and National Surface Committee and Munitions Subcommittee. West coast domain in Tracy CA, with West Coast and CONUS diversified service.

Hub Group, Inc.

2000 Clearwater Drive Oak Brook, IL 60523-8809 877-515-2168 • www.hubgroup.com

IBM

2300 Dulles Station West Herndon, VA 20171-6133 www-935.ibm.com/industries/government/

Steve Garth, Government Sales Manager 703-200-8950 • sgarth@hubgroup.com

Leanne Viera, Partner, Strategy & Transformation 404-395-0188 • viera@us.ibm.com

Ivan Zenovic, Regional Vice President, Sales 440-847-2177 • izenovic@hubgroup.com

Deb Kotulich, Partner, Acct. Exec. • 703-582-3423 • kotulich@us.ibm.com

John Centers, Assistant Vice President, Sales 678-924-2360 • jcenters@hubgroup.com Josh Nelson, Regional Sales Manager 630-271-3850 • jnelson@hubgroup.com Hub Group is a leading asset light freight transportation management company providing comprehensive intermodal, truck brokerage, and logistics services. The company operates through a network of offices throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico. For more information, visit www.hubgroup.com.

RADM Ray Berube, USN (Ret.), Supply Chain Transformation 619-794-6593 • reberube@us.ibm.com Mike Libutti, Partner, Supply and Procurement Transformation 703-656-6708 • m.libutti@us.ibm.com International Business Machines (IBM) is a global company with approximately 450,000 employees in more than 170 countries. Although IBM got its start as a computer hardware and software maker, today it ranks as one of the world’s largest supply chain consulting organizations and technology firms with more than 7,500 supply chain consultants worldwide. Our government solutions, technology, and consulting can help you improve citizen services, build intelligent transportation systems, improve public safety, strengthen national security, and manage resources more effectively.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Sustaining Intermarine, LLC

55 Waugh Drive, Suite 300 Houston, TX 77007 281-885-3500 www.intermarineusa.com Will Terrill, VP, US Flag Services 281-885-3500 • will@intermarineusa.com

Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) 11785 Beltsville Drive, Suite 1100 Calverton, MD 20705 301-982-3400 • www.intermodal.org Joanne (Joni) Casey, President and CEO Debbie Sasko, Assitant VP - Contract Administration Services 301-982-3400 x777 • debbie@uiia.org

Leo Bonser, US Flag Services 281-885-3500 • leo@intermarineusa.com Headquartered in New Orleans, Intermarine, LLC is a worldwide leader in ocean transportation of project and break bulk cargo. Houston serves as the primary US load center for Intermarine’s services at affiliated Industrial Terminals, the most active privately owned project cargo port in the United States. Its fleet, made up of over 40 multipurpose heavylift vessels including five US Flag vessels, offers liner and charter services between North and South America, the Caribbean, West Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East.

International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), AFL-CIO 5000 West Side Avenue, Suite 100 North Bergen, NJ 10004 212-425-1200 • www.ilaunion.org Harold Daggett, President

Angie Mogensen, Director, Conferences & Events 301-982-3400 x367 • angie@intermodal.org James Morrow, Assistant Vice President - Member Services 301-982-3400 x314 • jim.morrow@intermodal.org IANA represents the combined interests of the intermodal transportation industry. IANA promotes the benefits of intermodal freight transportation and encourages its growth through innovation and dialogue. More than 900 members strong, IANA has five voting divisions representing every part of the industry: rail, water, and motor carriers; intermodal marketing companies; and suppliers who provide services such as equipment, leasing, and technology.

International Organization of Masters, Mates & Pilots (MM&P) 700 Maritime Boulevard, Suite B Linthicum Heights, MD 21090-1953 410-850-8700 • www.bridgedeck.org www.facebook.com/IOMMP twitter.com/@MMP_Union Capt. Don Marcus, MM&P International President 410-850-8700 • president@bridgedeck.org

Benny Holland, Jr., Executive Vice President Stephen Knott, General Vice President MG Patrick J Kelly, USA (Ret.), Director of Military Affairs 732-208-5747 • pat.kelly777@verizon.net The ILA, AFL-CIO is the largest union of waterfront workers in North America, representing upwards of 65,000 longshoremen on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, Great Lakes, major US rivers, Puerto Rico, and Eastern Canada. The ILA is staunchly patriotic, stating that its initials also stand for I Love America! It has maintained a no-strike pledge with our US military and has always made experienced longshore workers available to our Armed Forces, in peace and war, to speed the delivery of military cargo.

Capt. Steve Werse, MM&P International Secretary-Treasurer 410-850-8700 • sec-treas@bridgedeck.org Klaus Luhta, MM&P Chief of Staff 410-691-8139 • kluhta@bridgedeck.org The members of MM&P include the world’s best-qualified professional mariners. MM&P represents licensed deck officers on US-flag commercial vessels sailing offshore, on the inland waterways, and on civiliancrewed ships in the government fleet; state pilots; and maritime industry shore-side personnel.

J.B. Hunt Transport, Inc.

Interstate International, Inc.

615 J.B. Hunt Corporate Drive Lowell, AR 72745 877-872-6133 www.jbhunt.com

5801 Rolling Road Springfield, VA 22152 800-745-6683 • moveinterstate.com www.facebook.com/MoveInterstate • twitter.com/MoveInterstate MaryAnn Williams, Director, Supply Chain Logistics 703-226-3210 • maryann.williams@invan.com J.D. Morrissette, President, Interstate Van Lines 703-226-3280 • jd.morrissette@invan.com Michelle Ball, Director, Marketing & Communications 703-226-3220 • michelle.ball@invan.com James McDonnell, Manager, Business Development 703-226-3212 • james.mcdonnell@invan.com The Interstate Family of Companies encompass a worldwide group of moving & storage, warehousing, relocation management, supply chain logistics & real estate services, and partners with government, corporate and individual clients. We maintain a global alliance of 1,500 service partners, with 17,500 professional associates in 112 countries, across 6 continents.

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Brett Beavers, Director of Government Services 479-820-8167 • brett_beavers@jbhunt.com Joe Trimble, General Manager Government Services 479-820-7013 • joe_trimble@jbhunt.com Jeff Power, Govovernment Sales 479-419-2937 • jeff_power@jbhunt.com J.B. Hunt utilizes an integrated, multimodal approach to provide capacity-oriented solutions centered on delivering customer value and industry-leading service. Our services include intermodal, LTL, flatbed, refrigerated, expedited, truckload, LTL consolidation, and pool distribution. With more than 70,000 company-owned trailers and containers, we have the capacity you need, when you need it. J.B. Hunt is proud to support our country and stands ready to serve.

Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS Keystone Shipping Co.

One Bala Plaza East, Suite 600 Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004-1496 610-617-6800 • www.keyship.com

Kansas City Southern

PO Box 219335 • Kansas City, MO 64121-9335 816-983-1303 • www.kcsouthern.com

Donald R. Kurz, President 610-617-6870 • dkurz@keyship.com

David L. Starling, President & CEO

P.W.J. Fisher, Executive Vice President 610-617-6880 • pfisher@keyship.com

Patrick J. Ottensmeyer, EVP Sales & Marketing Larry Doolittle, Senior Sales & Marketing Account Executive 816-983-1468 • ldoolittle@kcsouthern.com Kansas City Southern is a transportation holding company with investments in the US, Mexico, and Panama. Its primary rail holdings include the Kansas City Southern Railway Company in the US, Kansas City Southern de Mexico, S.A. de C.V., and a 50-percent interest in the Panama Canal Railway Company.

Bruce S. Fernie, Vice President of Operations 610-617-6914 • bfernie@keyship.com Andrew D. Hake, Manager of Government Contracts 610-617-6841 • ahake@keyship.com Keystone Shipping Co. is a privately held company that owns and operates American flag vessels serving both the international and US coastwise trades. The company specializes in the reliable, efficient transportation of dry, liquid, and roll-on/roll-off cargo, including crude oil, petroleum products, iron ore, coal, limestone, and various military and government-owned equipment, through a fleet of 23 vessels.

Knight Transportation

KGL Holding

20002 N. 19th Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85027 602-269-2000 www.knighttrans.com

PO Box 24565 • Safat 13106 Kuwait 011-965-1888-700 • www.kgl.com Sam Khatib, Chief Business Devel. Officer 011-965-1888-700 x225 • sam.khatib@kgl.com Scott Beverly, Director Government Programs 011-965-1888-700 x217 • scott.beverly@kgl.com KGL Holding is the premier provider of integrated Supply Chain Management (SCM) services in the Middle East. As an asset-based service provider, we fulfill the Transportation, Logistics, Port Management, Shipping, and River Transport needs of countless regional and international clients, to include US, Coalition, and NATO forces supporting OIF and OEF. As a subsidiary, KGL Transportation Company supports the KGL SCM strategy by providing safe, professional, and timely delivery of manufactured goods, consumables, bulk liquids, petroleum, chemicals, raw materials, project cargo, wide loads, and heavy equipment within Kuwait, Iraq, and the GCC region. As a PBL provider, KGL provides project cargo movement capabilities for oversized and heavy lift materiel.

The University of Kansas Transportation Research Institute 1536 West 15th Street • M2SEC Building, Suite G520B Lawrence, KS 66045 • 785-864-1592 • www.kutri.ku.edu

Bob Honea, PhD, Director, 785-864-1828 • bobh253@ku.edu Dennis Lane, PhD, Associate Director, Research & Education 785-864-2942 • lane@ku.edu Pat Weaver, Associate Director, Outreach & Tech Transfer 785-864-2595 • weaver@ku.edu Glen Harrison, PhD, Assoc. Director • 865-776-0976 • gharrison@ku.edu The Institute focuses on six areas of research problems: vehicle technologies & alternative fuels; safety & human factors; information systems & logistics; transportation infrastructure; socio-political & economic issues; and environmental assessment. Current emphasis areas: prolonging life & safety of transportation infrastructure, developing advanced vehicle & fuel technologies, improving safety for the inattentive & aging driver population, and supply chain/logistics research for both commercial and military customers.

Knight Transportation, Inc. is a provider of multiple truckload transportation services using a nationwide network of service centers in the US that serve North America. In addition to operating one of the country’s largest tractor fleets, Knight also partners with third-party equipment providers to offer a broad range of truckload solutions and reliable truckload capacity to its customers.

Kuehne + Nagel, Inc.

22920 Ladbrook Drive, Suite 120 • Dulles, VA 20166 703-904-7053 • www.kuehne-nagel.com Rick Ramachandran, National Program Mgr. - Gov’t Development 703-652-1948 • rick.ramachandran@kuehne-nagel.com Kuehne + Nagel delivers cost competitive, performance-based logistical solutions to the US Government and DOD for military and commercial programs worldwide. In 2013 K+N achieved a turnover of USD$23.7 BILLION. K+N handled a total of 3.6 MILLION TEUs on the seafreight side and raised its airfreight tonnage to 1.1 MILLION TONS in 2013. K+N is one of the undisputed top global logistics providers in the world with more than 63,000 dedicated professionals at some 1000+ locations in over 100 countries. Harnessing this global strength behind our Washington DC based Government Solutions Team allows K+N to consistently provide its Military and Government clients ‘best in class’ freight forwarding products and logistics solutions. CRAF SCAC: USKN.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Sustaining LMI

Labelmaster

5724 N Pulaski Road • Chicago, IL 60646 855-800-4688 • www.labelmaster.com • twitter.com/labelmaster

2000 Corporate Ridge McLean, VA 22102-7805 703-917-9800 • www.lmi.org www.facebook.com/LMI.org • twitter.com/LMI_org Nelson M. Ford, President & CEO

Bob Richard, VP of Regulatory Affairs • 773-279-2342 • bobr@labelmaster.com

Jeffery P. Bennett, Senior Vice President, Logistics Management

Joshua Singletary, Government Account Representative 773-279-2343 • jsingletary@LabelMaster.com

Raymond A. Schaible, Vice President, Operational Logistics William R. Ledder, Vice President, Logistics Technology

Leonard Fialdini, Software Sales Manager 206-256-4558 • leonardf@labelmaster.com

LMI is a strategic consultancy committed to helping government leaders and managers reach decisions that make a difference. As a not-for-profit organization, we are a trusted advisor—free of commercial or political bias. We invest millions in independent research, developing pioneering ideas in logistics, acquisition, financial management, facilities and asset management, information and technology, and organizational improvement and human capital.

Labelmaster is your total compliance resource for shipping hazardous materials. We provide solutions that help you accurately and safely ship hazardous materials via ground, air, mil-air, and sea. Our Dangerous Goods Information System ties NSN product numbers to specific UNIDs and all related documentation, including internal documents necessary for shipping. All regulations provided through a secure online portal for greater communication and proper shipping requirements. We are your total compliance resource.

Logistic Dynamics, Inc.

1140 Wehrle Drive • Amherst, NY 14221 716-250-3477 • www.logisticdynamics.com www.facebook.com/logisticdynamics

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics

86 South Cobb Drive • Marietta, GA 30063 www.lockheedmartin.com • www.codeonemagazine.com/index.html www.facebook.com/lockheedmartin • twitter.com/LockheedMartin

Dana Frost, President 716-250-3477 x1322 • dfrost@logisticdynamics.com

George Schultz, Vice President & General Manager, C-130 Programs 770-494-6029 • george.schultz@lmco.com

Allen Brown, Director-Government Division 716-250-3477 x1338 • abrown@logisticdynamics.com

Jack Crisler, Vice President, Air Mobility & SOF 770-494-5408 • programsjack.r.crisler@lmco.com

LDi offers comprehensive freight management and logistics related services including full truckload, less than truckload, air, ocean, and intermodal shipments throughout North America and Internationally. As a nonasset based transportation provider, we focus on seeking out solutions that work for our customers, rather than on our own asset utilization. Our newly created government division allows LDi to support our men and women in uniform. We are committed to providing dedicated personnel, quality equipment, and a service record you can count on. We are proud to show our stripes and welcome all opportunities to provide transportation services to military and government agencies.

Chuck Artymovich, VP & GM of MMRO • 770-494-3912 Ray Fajay, Dir., Air Mobility Requirements •770-494-2494 • ray.fajay@lmco.com Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co., a business area of Lockheed Martin, is the leader in the design, research and development, systems integration, production, and support of advanced military aircraft and related technologies. Its customers include the military services of the US and allied countries. Products include the C-130J, C-5M, F-22, F-35, F-16, U-2 and P-3, as well as classified new technologies.

M2 Transport

46090 Lake Center Plaza, Suite 208 Potomac Falls, VA 20165 703-430-3631 • www.m2transport.com www.facebook.com/M2Transport; twitter.com/@m2transport2 Steven McDonald, President & CEO 703-430-3631 x201 • smcdonald@m2transport.com Scott Beal, COO • 502-425-0208 • sbeal@m2transport.com James Collins, VP - GDS • 703-258-2015 • jcollins.gds@m2transport.com M2 Transport’s Defense & Government Services Group provides its customers with value added project logistics services and unique transportation solutions on a global basis. M2 specializes in multi-modal and immediate response transportation services for the delivery of mission critical products. M2 arranges top notch transportation services to/from the well-known to remote and hostile regions. M2 is a licensed freight forwarder, truck broker, and an endorsed CNS/IATA agent. M2 Transport proudly serves the Warfighter and strives to perform both ordinary and unordinary tasks extraordinarily well. M2 Transport making the world a smaller place – One Shipment at a Time.

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Evan Gaskill, VPO • 716-250-3477 x1351 • egaskill@logisticdynamics.com

Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association 444 North Capitol Street, NW Washington, DC 20001 202-638-5355 • www.mebaunion.org Facebook: Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association twitter.com/@MEBAUNION Marshall Ainley, President Bill Van Loo, Secretary-Treasurer The Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association (AFL-CIO) is the oldest maritime officers’ union in the US. With thousands of marine engine and deck officers, the members of the M.E.B.A. are unparalleled in maritime training and experience. They crew the most technologically advanced ships in the US-flag fleet, including container ships, tankers, Great Lakes and LNG vessels, as well as cruise and drill ships. They sail aboard government-contracted vessels of the US Navy’s Military Sealift Command and the Maritime Administration’s Ready Reserve Force, on tugs and ferry fleets, and in various capacities in shore side support industries.

Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS Mayflower

McCollister’s Transportation Group, Inc.

One Mayflower Drive Fenton, MO 63026 636-305-4060 www.mayflower.com

1800 Route 130 North Burlington, NJ 08016 609-386-0600

Bob McCabe, VP • 636-349-2891 • bob_mccabe@unigroup.com

H. Daniel McCollister, President & Owner

Sonja Pullaro, Director, Allegiant Move Management 636-305-6260 • sonja_pullaro@unigroup.com

Ray Conlin, Chief Operating Officer

John Johnson, Director, Government Transportation 636-305-6233 • john_johnson@unigroup.com Rae Hickinbotham, Manager, Government Transportation 636-305-4060 • rae_hickinbotham@unigroup.com Founded in 1927, Mayflower is the most recognized name in moving. Through its network of 300 affiliated agencies, Mayflower has handled millions of moves with a reputation for providing quality service every step of the way. Whether it is household goods, electronics, exhibits and displays, works of art, or specialized freight, Mayflower is versatile enough to handle the job. Mayflower is ISO 9001:2008 registered and GSA/DOD approved.

For more than 60 years, McCollister’s has solved the most complex transportation challenges. With our highly trained team of professionals supporting the DOD and a fleet of specialized transport vehicles designed to move warfighters, weapons, or warehouses. McCollister’s is uniquely positioned to fully support BRAC moves, personnel moves, and AA&E. McCollister’s is a key partner to any CONUS move operation.

Menlo Worldwide Government Services

575 7th Street, NW Washington, DC 20004 • 202-344-4058 www.menloworldwide.com • www.facebook.com/MenloWorldwide

Medallion Transport & Logistics, LLC

39 E. Main Street, Suite 200 • Moorestown, NJ 08057 877-428-9329 • www.medalliontrans.com www.facebook.com/MedallionTransport twitter.com/MedallionTrans Bill Winey, COO 704-235-0461 • bill.winey@medalliontrans.com TNF Government Division of Medallion specializes in CONUS ground transportation, O.D. Legal, or LTL from single to unit move. All personnel are in one facility, giving you a single point of contact accessible 24 hours. Technology, integrity, results.

Mercer Transportation Company

1128 West Main Street Louisville, KY 40203 800-626-5375 • www.mercer-trans.com James L. Stone, President 800-626-5375 • government@mercer-trans.com Jack Lubay, Director, Military Traffic/Sales 800-626-5375 • jlubay@mercer-trans.com Full-service motor carrier providing on-time pick-up and delivery service. Operating a fleet of more than 2,200 power units, we are the “Reasonable Choice” for the DOD. We offer flatbed, van, stepdeck, heavy haul, and AA&E shipment services. Mercer operates more than 98 offices throughout North America. Mercer is a proud recipient of the SDDC Quality Award.

Robert Bianco, President & CEO 650-378-5410 • bianco.robert@menloworldwide.com Andy Dyer, VP, Gov’t Svcs. • 630-870-3001 • dyer.andy@menloworldwide.com Richard Jabara, Senior Director, Business Development 202-344-4792 • jabara.richard@menloworldwide.com Menlo Worldwide Logistics is a $1.7B leader in global supply chain design, implementation, and operation. Menlo operates over 17 million square feet of warehouse space across 20 countries and 5 continents. In the past seven years, Menlo has generated over 30% gross savings and moved 1.5 billion pounds of freight annually for the Department of Defense. Our expertise in warehousing and transportation management allows us to efficiently move shipments to our war fighters that are critical for mission success. Since 1991, our clients have looked to Menlo to streamline supply chain operations through our standardized Lean processes, cutting-edge IT systems, and incentivized pricing models.

National Van Lines, Inc.

2800 Roosevelt Road Broadview, IL 60155 800-323-1962 www.nationalvanlines.com Maureen Beal, CEO 800-323-1962 • maureen.beal@nationalvanlines.com Tim Helenthal, President & COO 800-323-1962 • tim.helenthal@nationalvanlines.com Patrick C. Johnson, Vice President, Government Affairs 800-323-9125 • pat.johnson@nationalvanlines.com Worldwide transportation services, specializing in HHGS, electronic equipment, and new products. Since 1929, National Van Lines has been a pioneer in the household goods moving industry. With a worldwide military service network consisting of more than 700 agents, the National Van Lines organization is one of the largest household goods transportation providers to the DOD.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Sustaining North Carolina State Ports Authority 2202 Burnett Boulevard • PO Box 9002 Wilmington, NC 28401 910-763-1621 • www.ncports.com

Northern Air Cargo Inc.

3900 Old International Airport Road Anchorage, AK 99502 800-727-2141 • www.nac.aero David W. Karp, President, CEO • 907-249-5152

Jeff Miles, Acting Executive Director

Peter Laub, VP, Sales • 907-771-6157

Laura Blair, Senior Director, External Affairs

Ann Campbell, VP, Administration & Contracting • 907-249-5163

North Carolina’s Ports in Wilmington and Morehead City, plus inland terminals in Charlotte and the Piedmont Triad in Greensboro, link the State’s consumers, businesses, and industry to world markets and serve as magnets to attract new business and industry, while receiving no direct taxpayer subsidy. NC Ports activities contribute statewide to 65,000 jobs and $500 million each year in state and local tax revenues.

With over 55 years of experience, Northern Air Cargo (NAC) has the knowledge and tools to take care of your unique air freight and logistical needs. NAC operates Boeing 737 aircraft equipped to accommodate a wide range of specialized freight. Offering OnDemand charter and ACMI service capability throughout North and South America and beyond, NAC has developed a reputation for providing people and businesses with a full array of air transportation logistics to handle everything from a box of flowers to the largest project located anywhere in the world quickly, efficiently and safely. NAC delivers decades of experience in the US for customers such as USPS, ConocoPhillips, Shell, and internationally for USPS and the Department of Defense. Contact us today; our professional crews are standing by.

Ocean Shipholdings, Inc.

Omega World Travel

16211 Park Ten Place Houston, TX 77084 281-579-3700 • www.oceanshipholdings.com Joe F. Vaughan, Jr., Chairman of the Board & CEO 281-579-3700

Gloria Bohan, President & CEO 703-359-0200 • gbohan@owt.net

James P. McGregor, President & COO 281-579-3700

Goran Gligorovic, Executive Vice President 703-359-0200 • ggligorovic@owt.net

Jack E. Welch, Executive Vice President & CFO 281-579-3700

Patt Hall, Manager Business Development - Government 703-359-0200 • phall@owt.net

Robert V. Sheen, Jr., Vice President - Operations 281-579-3700

Omega World Travel is a woman-owned business headquartered in Fairfax, VA. One of the top travel management companies in the US, Omega is a global company with a European headquarters in the UK, and offices in the Asia Pacific and Middle East. Celebrating 42 years in business in 2014, Omega has proudly provided government and military travel services since 1982.

We serve companies, government agencies, and individual owners, both domestically and internationally, who seek proven expertise in the design, building, and management of ocean-going vessels. Our Houston-based company combines the strength of managerial experience with innovation, providing customers with the best ocean shipping alternatives for their specific needs.

Omnitracs, LLC

10290 Campus Point Drive San Diego, CA 92121 800-348-7227 • www.omnitracs.com

One Network Enterprises, Inc. 4055 Valley View Lane, Suite 1000 Dallas, TX 75244 www.onenetwork.com

Mark Bauckman, Director, Sales 858-658-5871 • bauckman@omnitracs.com

Gary Bradt, VP, Public Sector 214-578-2172 • gbradt@onenetwork.com

Anita Gomes, Director, Marketing 858-651-5279 • agomes@omnitracs.com

One Network Enterprises (ONE) helps customers create demand-driven value networks from the end customer to the raw material supplier and their carriers. This helps customers improve service levels, reduce costs, and free-up working capital. With a firm commitment to embrace, not replace, existing technology, ONE develops and supports a portfolio of packaged applications for supply chain 2.0, and sustainability for product safety and energy. ONE’s multi-enterprise, multi-echelon communities currently connect more than 29,000 companies within a variety of industries.

Omnitracs, LLC has provided integrated fleet management applications, services, and platforms to transportation and logistics companies around the world for 25 years. As the most experienced provider in the industry, Omnitracs delivers end-to-end solutions to help fleets improve safety and compliance, fuel management, mobile asset management, operational efficiency, driver retention, and customer service. It tailors fleet management solutions to meet the needs of for-hire and private fleet operations of all sizes, and with requirements ranging from basic compliance management to the most sophisticated business intelligence.

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Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS Overdrive Logistics, Inc.

Panalpina, Inc.

PO Box 636 • Gainesville, GA 30503 770-532-1563 www.overdrivelogistics.com Ricky Tatum, President Gary Copeland, Vice President Ashley Grosch CTB, CAPM, Operations Administration Manager Tiffany Norris, Government Contact Overdrive Logistics is a 16-year strong transportation provider, offering solutions for dry, blanket wrap, refrigerated, and frozen commodities, as well as flat bed specialized loads, while utilizing over the road, as well as intermodal and LTL options. Time sensitive and expedited services are also available.

Pilot Freight Services

314 North Middletown Road • Lima, PA 19037 610-891-8100 • www.pilotdelivers.com Larry Wenrich, Vice President - Government Services 610-891-8143 • lwenrich@pilotdelivers.com 151 C

Cool Gray 7 C

Richard Phillips, CEO 610-891-8100 • richard@pilotdelivers.com Pilot Freight is a full service global transportation and logistics company. Pilot has 65 stations combined with a worldwide network of overseas agents offering worldwide coverage 24/7. As your transportation and logistics expert, we equip you with everything you need to move your cargo—delivering your shipments by air, land, or sea anywhere in the world on time.

Port of Beaumont

PO Drawer 2297 • Beaumont, TX 77704 409-835-5367 • www.portofbeaumont.com www.facebook.com/beaumonttxport David C. Fisher, Executive Director dcf@portofbeaumont.com

22750 Glenn Drive Sterling, VA 20164 888-598-4688 www.panalpina.com Neil Dursley, Vice President, IV Head, Government & Defense 44 (0) 782 519 2791 • neil.dursley@panalpina.com Ken Jones, Vice President, Government Sales 703-674-2350 • ken.jones@panalpina.com Therese Ramos, IV Government Sales Manager 619-548-5531 • therese.ramos@panalpina.com Erin Fordham, Government Services Customer Liaison 571-276-8860 • erin.fordham@panalpina.com The Panalpina group is one of the world’s leading suppliers of forwarding and logistics services, specializing in end-to-end supply chain management solutions, and intercontinental air freight and ocean freight shipments. As the designated CRAF agent for Atlas Air, Panalpina Inc. supports the State Department, the DOD, and US defense contractors worldwide with value added service and solutions.

PODS Enterprises Inc.

5585 Rio Vista Drive • Clearwater, FL 33760 866-667-5573 • www.pods.com/military www.facebook.com/PODS • twitter.com/ndta Clive Burton, Vice President, Sales 727-538-6413 • cburton@pods.com Bruce Mitchell, National Account Manager, GSA 727-538-6484 • bmitchell@pods.com Cherlyne Rouse, National Program Manager, Military 727-538-6418 • crouse@pods.com PODS Enterprises Inc. is an international leader in containerized moving and storage. PODS has delivered over 1.9 million containers to residential, commercial, and government customers since its inception in 1998. Today, PODS maintains a fleet of over 146,000 containers, serving customers in 48 States in the US, Canada, Australia, and the U.K. PODS is proud to support the mission of the NDTA.

Port of San Diego

PO Box 120488 • Trade Development San Diego, CA 92112-0488 619-686-6300 • www.portofsandiego.org www.facebook.com/usa.portofsandiego twitter.com/portofsandiego

Bill Carpenter, Deputy Director bc@portofbeaumont.com

Ron Popham, Principal, Trade Development 619-686-6237 • rpopham@portofsandiego.org

Ernest Bezdek, Director of Trade Development elb@portofbeaumont.com

Miguel Reyes, Manager, Trade Development 619-686-6371 • mireyes@portofsandiego.org

John Roby, Director of Customer Service jrr@portofbeaumont.com

Connie Le Fevre, Senior Maritime Trade Account Manager 619-686-6301 • clefevre@portofsandiego.org

The military and the Port of Beaumont, second largest US military port in the world, have an extensive relationship dating back to 1952. Recent additions include a $4 million headquarters to house SDDC’s 842nd TB and a $5 million, 140 metric ton harbor mobile crane enhancing cargo handling capabilities. To date, the port has handled about half of the military equipment used in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Joel Valenzuela, Director, Maritime Operations 619-686-686-6526 • jvalenzu@portofsandiego.org The Port of San Diego, created in 1963 as a public benefit corporation by CA, manages the harbor and public lands along San Diego Bay and contributes approximately $1.6 billion in annual economic benefit to the region. The Port, a DOD Strategic Port, operates two marine cargo terminals handling container, break-bulk, & bulk cargoes; and two cruise terminals.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Sustaining Posidon

Pratt & Whitney

Office 906 9th Floor Horizon Tower Clifton Block 2 Karachi, Sindh 75400 • Pakistan 922135860208

400 Main Street, M/S 181-43 East Hartford, CT 06108 860-565-4387 www.pw.utc.com

Ahsan Sarwar, CEO ahsan.sarwar@posidon.net

Bennett Croswell, President, Military Engines

Posidon is a complete solution provider for the supply chain industry from arranging transportation solutions to managing terminal operations and security—we are a comprehensive supply chain management company. Posidon has a reputation for providing superior customer service. Key to this is our team of professional, qualified transportation, security, and marine supply chain experts. Posidon uses proprietary software and technical solutions coupled with a “hands on” approach to ensure standards and increased reliability for our customers.

Howie Chandler, Vice President, Military Business Development

Bev Deachin, Vice President, Military Programs & Customer Support

Preferred Systems Solutions, Inc. 1945 Old Gallows Road, Suite 450 Vienna, VA 22182 703-663-2777 • www.pssfed.com twitter.com/PSSFed Steve Roth, COO • 703-663-2777 x1107 • bweatherwax@pssfed.com Mike Cuccia, SVP • 703-663-2777 x1193 • mcuccia@pssfed.com Joel Badanes, VP • 703-663-2777 x1180 • jbadanes@pssfed.com Ryan Rohr, Dir., Business Devel. • 703-625-7256 • rrohr@pssfed.com PSS has proudly supported the Defense Transportation System (DTS) for over 10 years, with IT, Program Management, and Consulting Services. Founded in 1991, PSS developed and employs an iterative software development methodology, the PSS Rapid Iterative Software development Methodology (PRISM), to deliver applications quickly, accurately, and on target. This is the preferred software development methodology within SDDC today. PSS is assessed at CMMI Level 3 and holds an ISO 9001:2008 certification. While PSS is classified as a large business, we maintain the customer focus, flexibility and agility of a small business.

Lisa Finklestein, Director, Mobility & Surveillance Mark Buongiorno, Director, Domestic & Aftermarket Business Devel. Pratt & Whitney is a world leader in the design, manufacture and service of aircraft engines, auxiliary and ground power units, and small turbojet propulsion products. We are proud of our more than 85 year support of the US Air Force as we power key airlift and fighter aircraft applications. Our engines serve military aircraft such as the F-15, F-16, F-22 Raptor, F-35 Lightning II, and C-17 Globemaster III. We also power the KC-46, the Air Force’s new airlift refueling tanker, with our PW4062 engines. Our unmatched record in customer-focused customized maintenance, material, and fleet management programs ensures flight readiness for our partners.

Prestera Trucking, Inc.

19129 US Route 52 • South Point, OH 45680 740-894-4770 • www.prestera.com Dan Jeffries, President/CEO 740-894-4770 x223 • danjeffries@prestera.com David Cullop, Senior Vice President 740-894-4770 x232 • dcullop@prestera.com Richard Kersh, Executive Vice President 417-359-7227 • rkersh@trucking.org Wendy Faulkner, Operations Manager 800-759-9555 x1 • wfaulkner@prestera.com Prestera Trucking was founded in the mid 1960’s and has operated nationwide as a specialized DOD carrier for nearly 20 years. Prestera Trucking has an excellent history in providing safe, secure, and on time transportation services for sensitive cargo.

Priority Worldwide Services (PWS)

Priority Solutions International

11 Technology Drive, Suite A • Swedesboro, NJ 08085-1761 800-257-4777 Scott Emery, Senior Director Government Programs, Operations & Sales 856-230-5872 • scott.emery@prioritysolutions.com Kelly Doran, Government Account Executive 856-430-6987 • kelly.doran@prioritysolutions.com Brian Rugg, Director Business Development, Government Logistics 609-617-2048 • brian.rugg@prioritysolutions.com Priority Solutions, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, has supported the US government, the US military, and commercial shippers globally for over 30 years. Priority specializes in high touch distribution and transportation solutions customized to customer needs. 24/7/365. Cold Chain. Ambient. Large. Small. Global. Dependable. On time.

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7361 Coca Cola Drive, Suite E Hanover, MD 21076 410-766-7470 www.priorityworldwide.com

Ian S. Strachan, Director, Government, Defense & Aerospace 703-328-1400 • istrachan@priorityworldwide.com Miguel Patino, VP Marketing & Sales 410-766-7470 • mpatino@priorityworldwide.com PWS (a US owned company) has been providing innovative supply chain solutions since 1984. PWS is a full service logistics company operating a global distribution network, providing customized solutions and flexible service options for our customers worldwide. You can count on our experienced team to react quickly to time sensitive demands. PWS’ commitment to customer service, cost-effective solutions, and a sustainable environment remain unchanged. Our primary business areas include: international air & sea freight, charter services project cargo, customs brokerage, domestic air & ground transportation, bonded warehousing & transportation, warehousing and inventory control (RF & RFID), packing & crating, and kitting services.

Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS Ramar Transportation, Inc.

Roadrunner Transportation Systems

PO Box 2150 • Wilmington, NC 28402 910-763-7237 • ramartrans.com

4900 S. Pennsylvania Avenue Cudahy, WI 53110 414-615-1631 • www.rrts.com

Mark Strickland, President • mstrick@ramartrans.com Ramar Transportation, Inc. is an asset-based small business transportation company. SBA certified and DOD approved, Ramar Transportation provides quality expert service for logistical needs throughout 48 states. We’ve been in business since 1988. For the past 10 years, we have been offering our support for wounded soldiers and investing in youth scholarships. We understand the value of your requests and the obstacles you may encounter along the way and are ready to assist with a solution for every vital shipment. Here at Ramar Transportation, with our greatly devoted staff and team of drivers, we pride ourselves on providing quality expert transportation services to our US DOD, hauling military equipment, oversize loads, and general freight. Operating on a 25-acre facility, supplying security storage and lift capacities, our team is dedicated, ready, and willing 24/7 to rise to the challenge and go above and beyond to provide your most complex transportation needs. We are dedicated to providing our customers with timely helpful service at competitive prices. We treat your equipment like it was our own. Our diversified fleet can meet the challenges of most any shipment.

Sammons Trucking

3665 W. Broadway • Missoula, MT 59808-6050 800-548-9276 • www.sammonstrucking.com www.facebook.com/SAMMONSTRUCK twitter.com/SAMMONSTRUCKNG

Tim Johnson, Government Corporate Account Executive 770-714-4969 • tjohnson@rrts.com Dirk Abernathy, VP Corp. Sales • 440-334-4612 • dabernathy@rrts.com Steve Thebeau, VP Sales • 704-914-6874 • sthebeau@rrts.com Michael Vennegoni, Vice President of Global Sales 816-447-3457 • mvenegoni@rrts.com We are a leading non-asset based transportation and logistics services provider offering a full suite of solutions including customized & expedited less-than-truckload, truckload & intermodal brokerage, and domestic & international air. Although we service large national accounts, we primarily focus on small to mid-size shippers. Our customized transportation and logistics solutions are designed to allow our customers to reduce operating costs, redirect resources to core competencies, improve supply chain efficiency, and enhance customer service.

Seafarers International Union of N.A. AGLIWD (SIU NA)

5201 Auth Way • Camp Springs, MD 20746 301-899-0675 • www.seafarers.org

Scott Palmer, President 406-327-2400 • palmers@sammonstrucking.com

Michael Sacco, President

Mark Stefano, Director of Business Development 406-327-2401 • stefanom@sammonstrucking.com

Augustin Tellez, EVP

Sammons Trucking thrives on the demand for a better, more efficient way to move the nation’s freight. Our service is one of the best in the transportation industry and we commit our full resources to every load of freight to ensure complete satisfaction. Since 1962, Sammons Trucking has grown into a quality specialized carrier moving freight throughout the US and Canada on flatbeds and stepdecks. Sammons Heavy Haul division has a variety of equipment from 5 to 9 axle combinations. Sammons has provided Rand McNally electronic logs to our fleet to better serve customers with tracking, and ensuring safety and security of their shipments. We await the opportunity to put our transportation professionals to work for you.

David Heindel, Secretary & Treasurer George Tricker, Contracts VP Founded in 1938, the Union represents American merchant mariners who serve aboard US-flag vessels on the deep seas, inland waters, and Great Lakes. With its contracted companies, the Union also operates the Paul Hall Center for Maritime Training and Education in Piney Point, MD. Opened in 1967, it has provided entry and advanced maritime training to tens of thousands of mariners who have crewed the nation’s merchant vessels.

Sealed Air Corporation 301 Mayhill Street Saddle Brook, NJ 07663 866-211-1583 www.sealedair.com Jerome Peribere, President & CEO 866-211-1583 Sealed Air Corporation creates a world that feels, tastes, and works better. In 2013, the Company generated revenue of approximately $7.7 billion by helping our customers achieve their sustainability goals in the face of today’s biggest social and environmental challenges. Our portfolio of widely recognized brands, including Cryovac® brand food packaging solutions, Bubble Wrap® brand cushioning, and Diversey™ cleaning and hygiene solutions, ensures a safer and less wasteful food supply chain, protects valuable goods shipped around the world, and improves health through clean environments. Sealed Air has approximately 25,000 employees who serve customers in 175 countries. To learn more, visit www.sealedair.com.

Sealift, Inc.

68 West Main Street Oyster Bay, NY 11771 516-922-1000 • www.sealiftinc.com Alan Adler, Vice President 516-922-1000 • adler@sealiftinc.com John Raggio, Vice President 516-922-1000 • raggio@sealiftinc.com Sealift, Inc. is a US Flag shipowner/operator with a fleet of nine vessels, consisting of containerships, heavylift, bulk, and general cargo vessels. It works closely with MSC and SDDC, and is responsive to their requirements. Sealift, Inc. recently celebrated its 38th year in business.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Sustaining SEKO Worldwide, LLC

Secured Land Transport

17235 75th Avenue, Suite D-175 • Glendale, AZ 85308 877-296-4758 • www.roadmastergroup.com/secured-land-transport John Wilbur, CEO • 623-311-1105 • john.wilbur@roadmastergroup.com Don Welchoff, EVP • 623-344-1144 • don.welchoff@roadmastergroup.com John Leber, Vice President of National Accounts 623-344-1129 • john.leber@roadmastergroup.com Brian Markosian, Vice President of National Accounts Heavy Haul 623-344-1139 • brian.markosian@roadmastergroup.com Secured Land Transport is an industry leader in providing transportation protective services (TPS) to the DOD, defense contractors, and commercial shippers that require high-security transportation of arms, ammunition, and explosives, hazmat, and hazwaste. Secured Land Transport leads the industry in technology, and has 100% of our trailers and tractors equipped with state-of-the-art tracking and onboard communication devices, including the ability to scan and print documents directly from the truck to/from our operations.

1100 Arlington Heights Road Itasca, IL 60143 855-369-3468 • www.sekologistics.com www.facebook.com/SEKOLogistics • twitter.com/sekologistics Bill Wascher, President & CEO John Weir, Vice President, Government Services 630-919-4975 • john.weir@sekologistics.com Ray Machlowski, Director, Government Accounts Americas 716-480-6919 • ray.machlowski@sekologistics.com SEKO provides complete supply chain management and services through a vast network of global operations that support government contractors, the US government, and foreign governments. We develop programs tailored specifically for your needs. SEKO supports our government clients through our domestic program, as well as international as an approved participant in the Civil Reserve Air Fleet. SEKO Logistics—Intelligence Delivered.

Southwest Airlines Co.

2702 Love Field Drive • PO Box 36611 Dallas, TX 75235 281-821-9595 • www.southwestcom

Southern Air

7310 Turfway Road, #400 • Florence, KY 41042 859-568-9200 • www.southernair.com Daniel McHugh, CEO • 859-568-9155 • dmchugh@southernair.com David Soaper, COO • 859-568-9155 • dsoaper@southernair.com Jon Olin, CLO • 859-568-9153 • jolin@southernair.com Fred DeLeeuw, CFO • 859-568-9153 • fdeleeuw@southernair.com With its comprehensive, reliable, and responsible approach, Southern Air serves the world’s largest intercontinental air cargo carriers and government agencies. Southern Air is the first ACMI operator in the world to operate the fuel efficient Boeing 777 Freighter and currently operates four such aircraft on an around-the-world basis for global express delivery provider DHL. Southern Air also operates 747-400F and 737 aircraft, and is a premier provider of safe, fuel efficient, intercontinental wide-body ACMI/CMI services. Southern Air and its experienced team of aviation professionals deliver high quality services to global customers, meeting and exceeding their air cargo needs. For more information, please visit www.southernair.com.

SRA International, Inc.

4300 Fair Lakes Court • Fairfax, VA 22033 703-803-1500 Bill Ballhaus, President & CEO bill_ballhaus@sra.com

Doyle Choi, Vice President Growth Group doyle_choi@sra.com Gloria Coffield, Executive Assistant • Gloria_Coffield@sra.com SRA is dedicated to solving complex problems of global significance for government organizations serving the national security, civil government, health, and intelligence markets. Founded in 1978, the company has expertise in such areas as cloud, cyber security, disaster response planning, enterprise resource planning, environmental strategies, energy systems and sustainability, IT systems, infrastructure, learning technologies, logistics, mobile workforce, public health preparedness, strategic management consulting, and systems engineering. Defense Transportation Journal

Michael Van De Ven, Executive Vice President, COO Bert Craus, Director, Business Development Peter F. Griswold, Charter Sales & Operations Administrator 281-821-9595 • pete.griswold@wnco.com Southwest and its subsidiary AirTran are the nation’s largest domestic carriers, serving 97 destinations in 41 states, Puerto Rico, and six nearinternational countries. Southwest has been recognized repeatedly as the best low-cost carrier, with the best on-time cargo delivery service, and offering the best frequent-flyer program. Southwest also offers passenger charter services throughout CONUS.

Teradata Corporation

10000 Innovation Drive • Dayton, OH 45342 866-548-8348 • www.teradata.com www.facebook.com/Teradata twitter.com/teradata Rocky J. Blanton, President, Americas Region

George Batsakis, Senior Vice President Defense Group george_batsakis@sra.com

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Michael Koehler, President and Chief Executive Officer Teradata is a global leader in analytic data platforms, marketing and analytic applications, and consulting services. Teradata helps organizations collect, integrate, and analyze all of their data so they can know more about their customers and business, and do more of what’s really important. With 10,000+ professionals in 42 countries, Teradata serves more than 2,500 customers, including the top companies across all major industries, public sector government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. An ethical and future-focused company, Teradata is recognized by the business media and industry analysts for technological excellence, sustainability, and business value. Visit www.teradata.com for details.

Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS Textainer Equipment Management (U.S.) Limited

650 California Street, 16th Floor • San Francisco, CA 94108 415-434-0900 • www.textainer.com Phillip C. Rigling, Military Account Director/Program Manager 415-658-8229 • pcr@textainer.com

The Parking Spot

10534 Natural Bridge Road St. Louis, MO 63134 314-753-4233 www.theparkingspot.com/usgov • www.facebook.com/TheParkingSpot

Anthony Sowry, SVP, Corporate Operations & Acquisitions 415-658-8206 • acs@textainer.com

Steve Ledbetter, National Sales Director/US Government & Military 314-753-4233 • sledbetter@theparkingspot.com

Audrey Davis, Customer Service Rep./Alternate Program Mgr. 201-498-7265 • akd@textainer.com

US Government and Military Travelers – 25% OFF at The Parking Spot GSA SIN 599-99

Textainer is SDDC’s single-source supplier for the leasing of intermodal equipment, including containers—dry and refrigerated, chassis, tanks, flat racks, and open tops—that are needed for peacetime and contingency operations on a global basis. Our program management provides equipment leasing services, information technology, and related container support functions.

Total Quality Logistics (TQL)

4289 Ivy Pointe Boulevard Cincinnati, OH 45245 800-379-4169 • www.tql.com www.facebook.com/TotalQualityLogistics twitter.com/TQLogistics Bill Wascher, President & CEO Jeff Schemenauer, National Sales Manager 513-703-7612 • jschemenauer@tql.com Lindsay Reeman, National Sales Exec. • 303-374-4308 • lreeman@tql.com Bruce Pommier, Logistics Acct. Exec. • 800-379-4169 • bpommier@tql.com TQL is one of the largest freight brokerage firms in the nation, connecting shippers of truckload freight that needs to be moved with quality carriers who have capacity to move it. TQL works with over 50,000 carriers across North America, accessing to millions of trucks to help its customers move freight efficiently & economically. TQL identifies the right trucks for freight loads, negotiates rates, & meets delivery requirements. TQL utilizes honest straightforward communications and 24/7/365 operations.

Transportation Intermediaries Assn. (TIA)

1625 Prince Street, Suite 200 • Alexandria, VA 22314 703-299-5700 • www.tianet.org Robert A. Voltmann, President & CEO • voltmann@tianet.org

The Parking Spot is the only GSA contracted airport parking company in the US, providing US government and military personnel 25% off for work or leisure travel in the following cities: Atlanta, Austin, Buffalo, Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles (LAX), Memphis, Nashville, Newark, Orlando, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis. Go to www.theparkingspot.com/USGOV to order your US Government Spot Club Exec 25% discount and frequent parker card, and free reservations. Cards must be requested and registered with your US government email address. Travelers may also present cashier with a business card upon exit.

Transportation Institute

5201 Auth Way • Camp Springs, MD 20746 301-423-3335 • www.trans-inst.org James L. Henry, Chairman & President 301-423-3335 • jhenry@trans-inst.org Michael P. Neumann, Senior Policy Analyst 301-423-3335 • mneumann@ trans-inst.org Richard Berkowitz, Director, Pacific Coast Operations 206-443-1738 • rberkowitz@ trans-inst.org The Transportation Institute is a nonprofit research and educational organization for the advancement of the nation’s marine transportation industry.

Transportation Management Services

17810 Meetinghouse Road, Suite 200 Sandy Spring, MD 20860 301-260-2070 • www.tms.com www.facebook.com/pages/Transportation-Management-Serv

Nancy O’Liddy, Dir. of Gov’t Affairs • oliddy@tianet.org

Frank Sherman, CEO • 301-260-2070 • fsherman@tms.com

Will Sehestedt, Government Affairs Manager • sehestedt@tianet.org

Robert (Bob) Leitzel, VP, Gov’t Svcs. • 202-997-6305 • bleitzel@tms.com

The Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA) is the professional organization of the $162 billion third-party logistics industry. Transportation intermediaries, or third party logistics companies (3PL), act as the facilitators to arrange the efficient and economical movement of goods between cargo ships, airplanes, trucks, rail, warehouses, and store shelves. TIA member companies serve tens of thousands of shippers, and play a key role in domestic and international commerce. TIA represents 1,400 member companies. Over 70 percent of these member companies are small, family-owned businesses. TIA is the only organization representing transportation intermediaries to shippers, carriers, government officials, and international organizations.

Steven Carney, General Manager • 301-260-2070 • scarney@tms.com TMS is a leading provider of transportation planning and operations management for government and commercial customers. TMS provides motor coach evacuation preparedness, operational support, and vehicles in response to emergency evacuations. The TMS team works with FEMA and state emergency managers to provide ICS/NIMS compliant preparedness plans and operational support. TMS also provides fixed route and dynamic shuttle systems for events and projects. TMS has extensive project management experience, significant bus and motor coach domain expertise, and cutting edge GPS-based vehicle tracking and scheduling systems, allowing for highly efficient transport program operations.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Sustaining Tri-State Motor Transit Co. (TSMT) PO Box 113 • Joplin, MO 64802 800-234-8768 • www.tsmtco.com

TTX

101 North Wacker Drive • Chicago, IL 60606 312-853-3223 • www.ttx.com Thomas F. Wells, President & CEO • 312-984-3833

Glen Garrett, President & CEO 417-621-2400 • glen.garrett@tsmtco.com David Bennett, Executive Vice President 417-621-2121 • david.bennett@tsmtco.com Charlie Pittman, Vice President, Sales, Marketing and Logistics 417-621-2101 • charlie.pittman@tsmtco.com Tri-State Motor Transit, EDI and satellite capable, provides services to meet or exceed the requirements of all solicitations. Tri-State Motor Transit Co. holds authorities, certificates, and hazardous waste permits to transport all levels and types of hazardous and special commodities the Department of Transportation allows to move over the nation’s highways. Tri-State is permitted for all materials in and through all forty-eight (48) states and provinces of Canada. This includes explosives, radioactive materials, hazardous wastes, and other related specialized materials. For full contact listings and capabilities see: www.tsmtco.com

Tucker Company Worldwide, Inc. 900 Dudley Avenue Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 800-229-7780 • www.tuckerco.com Jeffrey G. Tucker, CEO 800-229-7780 x122 • jefft@tuckerco.com

Frank W. Adcock, Asst. VP, Mktg. • 312-984-3712 • frank.adcock@ttx.com Michael V. Gilley, Assistant VP, General Equipment & Shop Distribution 312-606-1481 • michael.gilley@ttx.com TTX Company is a leading provider of railcars and related freight car management services to the North American rail industry. Our pool of over 200,000 railcars is ideal for supporting shippers in the intermodal, automotive, paper & forest, metals, machinery, wind energy, and other commodity groups where flatcars, boxcars, and gondolas are required. TTX is owned by North America’s leading railroads, providing a pool of railcars allowing railroads to conserve capital for critical infrastructure needs. TTX railcars free-run among railroads providing a fungible asset that minimizes total empty miles, lowering costs and minimizing risk for the industry. Customers easily recognize TTX’s bright yellow cars as a consistent, high quality, wellmaintained fleet serving many transportation needs.

United Airlines

77 W. Wacker Drive Chicago, IL 60601 312-997-8000 • www.united.com www.facebook.com/unitedairlines • twitter.com/unitedairlines Jeff Smisek, Chairman, President and CEO

Rachel Jones, General Manager, Government Services 800-229-7780 x131 • rachelj@tuckerco.com

Tom Billone, Manager Military/Government Sales 703-222-9546 • tom.billone@united.com

Tucker is one of the American government’s most valuable resources for transportation solutions. As a government representative, you deserve world class excellence in freight management and great communication, every time. Tucker delivers. We arrange dry and temperature control vans, flatbeds, step decks, RGNs, expedited, and project movements within all points in North America. Safely delivering what, where, and when we promise for more than 50 years.

Continental and United have combined to create the world’s leading cargo airline. With our unparalleled global route network; including enhanced service to Asia and Australia, Europe, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East; United Cargo has the capacity to move your freight virtually anywhere on the globe. The new United operates a mainline fleet of over 700 aircraft, including 150 wide-bodies, over 10 hubs—including hubs in the four largest cities in the United States. United serves over 370 airports on six continents, with over 5,600 daily flights. United Cargo offers a portfolio of special services to meet the needs of cargo customers worldwide—always maintaining our commitment to award-winning customer service and industry-leading on-time performance.

United Van Lines, Inc.

One United Drive Fenton, MO 63026 636-305-4060 www.unitedvanlines.com Bob McCabe, Vice President 636-349-2891 • bob_mccabe@unigroup.com Sonja Pullaro, Director, Allegiant Move Management 636-305-6260 • sonja_pullaro@unigroup.com John Johnson, Director, Government Transportation 636-305-6233 • john_johnson@unigroup.com Rae Hickinbotham, Manager, Government Transportation 636-305-4060 • rae_hickinbotham@unigroup.com United Van Lines is America’s #1 Mover®, relocating thousands of families, companies and products each year. United’s industry-leading expertise and innovation help it provide quality service through its network of 400 affiliated agencies. United is GSA/DOD approved and ISO 9001:2008 registered.

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UniTrans International, Inc.

1934 Old Gallows Road, 2nd Floor Vienna, VA 22182 703-483-6500 • www.unitrans.us Sam Fuliehan, General Manager • 703-483-6532 • sfuliehan@unitrans.us Abdul W Qargha, Afghanistan, Country Manager/Business Development 703-483-6533 • abdul@unitrans.us Laura Mahoney, Pricing Specialist • 703-483-6508 • laura@unitrans.us UniTrans International designs and implements multi-modal integrated solutions to efficiently transport cargo to new and existing markets for commercial and government clients—giving customers the edge, confidence, and personalized service to enhance competitiveness and reduce costs. UniTrans delivers solutions to some of the most demanding, remote & under-resourced regions of the world. Focused on supporting customers’ missions by developing integrated logistics for shipping and trucking transportation projects worldwide, UniTrans draws upon over 40 years of diversified experience, and maintains a network of global offices and agents throughout the USA, Europe, Middle East, and Africa.

Sustaining—CORPORATE MEMBERS UTi Aerospace and Defense Group

Winston & Strawn LLP

3 W. Piccadilly Street The Glenrock Building, 4th Floor Winchester, VA 22601 540-722-4697 • www.go2uti.com

1700 K Street N.W. • Washington, DC 20006 202-282-5000

Blaine Kurtz, Global Vice President, Aerospace & Defense Group 540-722-4697 • bkurtz@go2uti.com

Bryant E. Gardner, Partner

Kim Hardy, Client Svcs. Supervisor • 540-722-4374 • khardy@go2uti.com

Gerald A. Morrissey, III, Partner

A US-based company providing innovative supply chain solutions since 1929, UTi is a trusted provider of defense logistics for public and private sector clients around the world. Our services include air and ocean freight forwarding, contract logistics, customs brokerage, distribution, inbound logistics, and truckload brokerage. Whether we are transporting your supplies, vehicles, out-of-gauge equipment, or even dangerous goods, we provide transparency across the supply chain through effective information systems, specialized customs clearance, FMS services, and our proprietary eMpower online visibility tools. Our professional team of 21,000 people stands ready to serve you from 313 offices and 245 logistics centers in 59 countries.

Constantine G. Papavizas, Partner

Lawrence I. Kiern, Partner

Winston & Strawn provides comprehensive representation at all stages of the federal procurement and regulatory process. We have extensive experience dealing with maritime, logistics, and ocean shipping matters, including opportunities with the US Navy, Military Sealift Command (MSC), US Coast Guard, US Maritime Administration (MARAD), Federal Maritime Commission, and numerous other agencies, and have provided representation for our clients with respect to the formation of government contracts and best compliance practices, bid protests, claims prosecution, and defense of misconduct allegations.

Women In Trucking Association, Inc.

PO Box 400 Plover, WI 54467-0400 888-464-9482 www.womenintrucking.org www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_125991767442727 twitter.com/womenintrucking Ellen Voie, CAE, President/CEO 888-464-9482 • ellen@womenintrucking.org

Women In Trucking was established to encourage the employment of women in the trucking industry, promote their accomplishments, and minimize obstacles faced by women working in the trucking industry.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Regional Patrons Acme Truck Line, Inc.

200 Westbank Expressway • Gretna, LA 70052 504-368-2510 • www.acmetruck.com www.facebook.com/acmetruckline • twitter.com/ACMETruckLineTX Keith Cheramie, VP/National Sales Manager 504-368-2510 • keitcher@acmetruck.com Debra Ducote, Vice President of Logistics 888-844-2263 • debra.ducote@acmetruck.com

1312 Mass Avenue, NW, Suite 306 • Washington, DC 20005 877-455-7003 • www.armedforcesben.com Beverly Armstrong, Exec. Dir. • 202-607-0389 • barmstrong360@gmail.com Robert Hunt, Dir. of Ops. • 301-885-7800 • maizblu@comcast.net Angie Culbertson, Dir. of Travel • 704-213-0801 • angie@skyjotravel.com

Since 1960, Acme Truck Line has been a leader in the truck transport of equipment, materials, and supplies throughout the US. The reasons for our success are simple. We gathered the very best people and equipment available anywhere, and committed ourselves to exceptional customer service. ACME is proud of its outstanding record of safe on-time deliveries, and our reputation for integrity and financial stability.

Armed Forces Business and Entrepreneur Network, Inc. (AFBEN) is a 100% wholly owned subsidiary of Champions for Freedom, Inc. (Sec 501(c)(3), Non-profit/Application in process). AFBEN is a Joint/Total Force Initiative in partnership with individuals, corporations, and industries designed to support military members, veterans, and their families during and after service to our country. AFBEN’s entrepreneur education and training platform provides the military community hands on training by providing support in the operation of individual and collective business ventures.

Agile Defense, Inc.

Airbus Group, Inc.

Jay Lee, President and CEO • jlee@agile-defense.com

Allan McArtor, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer

Steve Call , Director, Scott AFB Operations • scall@agile-defense.com

Airbus Group, Inc. is the US-based operation of Airbus Group, a global leader in aerospace, defense, space and related services. Airbus Group contributes more than $14 billion to the US economy annually and supports over 225,000 American jobs through its network of suppliers. Airbus Group, Inc., headquartered in Herndon, VA, offers a broad array of advanced solutions to meet US military and commercial requirements, including fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft, homeland security systems, public safety communications, defense electronics and avionics, and threat detection systems.

11250 Waples Mill Road, Suite 430, South Tower • Fairfax, VA 22030 571-748-4455 • www.agile-defense.com www.facebook.com/agiledefense • twitter.com/AgileDefense

Brian Burns, Director, Cloud Services • bburns@agile-defense.com Agile Defense is a CMMI Level 2-rated & ISO 9001:2008-registered IT services small business, delivering IT expertise & operational support to DOD & Federal Agencies. With a “Listen. Think. Innovate.” philosophy, it provides innovation & insight in info assurance/cyber security; network engineering/ IT infrastructure optimization; application rationalization/migration/management; managed cloud solutions; service desk/data center operations; application/.NET/web devel. services; database admin.; & AV/VTC.

2550 Wasser Terrace, Suite 9000 • Herndon, VA 20171 703-466-5600 • www.northamerica.airbus-group.com www.facebook.com/EADSNA • twitter.com/AirbusHC_usa

Alaska Marine Lines

Alaska West Express

Dawn Tompkins, Account Manager • 206-768-3357 • dawnt@lynden.com

Eric Badger, Pricing Manager 907-279-9515 • ebadger@lynden.com

5615 W Marginal Way SW • Seattle, WA 98106 206-763-4244 • www.lynden.com www.facebook.com/LyndenInc • twitter.com/LyndenInc Mike Carroll, Inside Sales • 206-768-3520 • mcarroll@lynden.com Alaska Marine Lines is a part of the Lynden family of transportation companies with the combined capabilities of truckload & less-than-truckload transportation, scheduled & charter barges, rail barges, intermodal bulk chemical hauls, scheduled & chartered air freighters, domestic & international air forwarding, remote site construction, sanitary bulk commodities hauling, and multi-modal logistics. Our specialty is marine transportation to and from Southeast AK, Central AK, Prince William Sound, & Canada’s Yukon Territory.

All-Lift Systems, Inc.

2146 W. Pershing Street • Appleton, WI 54914 800-236-2554 • www.all-liftsystems.com More than a crane and hoist distributor, All-Lift Systems is a team working to improve your production process. We offer a wide variety of cranes and hoists to help your company be more efficient and safe. Our mission is to reduce our customer’s overall production and maintenance costs, as those costs are affected by our core product groups. For the past twenty years customer service has been our main goal. With our focus on lift, move and store products we have become even stronger and have enhanced our ability to serve you and reduce maintenance and production overhead.

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1048 Whitney Road • Anchorage, AK 99502 907-279-9515 • www.awe.lynden.com

Jim Earl, Service Center Manager, Tacoma 253-830-6114 • jearl@lynden.com Alaska West Express provides truckload transportation throughout the United States and Canada, specializing in your shipment to and from Alaska, where we are the leader in transporting liquid and dry-bulk products, hazardous and non-hazardous chemicals, and petroleum products. With terminals in Anchorage and Fairbanks, AK, as well as Tacoma, WA, our fleet can handle all of your shipping needs.

American Moving & Storage Association (AMSA)

1611 Duke Street • Alexandria, VA 22314 703-683-7410 • www.promover.org www.facebook.com/amsapromover • twitter.com/amsapromover Linda Bauer Darr, President & CEO • 703-683-7418 • ldarr@moving.org Scott Michael, VP, Military & Government Affairs 703-706-4993 • smichael@moving.org Paul Oakley, Executive VP • 703-706-4991 • poakley@moving.org AMSA is the national trade association for the professional moving and storage industry. Based in the Washington, DC area, AMSA’s mission is to represent the interests of the domestic and international moving and storage industry, and to help the customers it serves. Relocating DOD service members and their families represents about one-quarter of the shipments handled by our more than 4,000 members each year.

Regional Patrons—CORPORATE MEMBERS American Trucking Associations (ATA)

Amyx

Bill Wanamaker, Director, Government Traffic & Security Operations 703-838-1997 • bwanamak@trucking.org

Satya Akula, President and Chief Executive Officer

950 N. Glebe Road, Suite 210 • Arlington, VA 22203 703-838-1700 • www.truckline.com

John Wislocki, Info. Mgr. Supply Chain Security & Loss Prevention Council 703-838-1778 • jwislocki@trucking.org

12355 Sunrise Valley Drive, Suite 520 • Reston, VA 20191 703-373-1984 • www.amyx.com Steven Frazier, Chief Operating Officer

The ATA is a federation of approximately 70 trucking associations, councils, & conferences collaborating to advance safety and productivity in America’s diverse trucking industry. Members convene periodically in working groups & policy committees to generate consensus on matters such as federal regulations & legislation, engineering & technology, maintenance best practices, safety, security, and government traffic matters.

Amyx, Inc. is a financially strong ISO 9001-2008 certified and CMMI®DEV Level 3 appraised small business. Amyx’s services include systems engineering & technical assistance, business process re-engineering, IT, software design & development, enterprise architecture, information assurance, and program & acquisition management. Amyx has provided reliable and responsive solutions to DLA and USTRANSCOM, for 12 years. By developing and forming trusted partnerships with all our customers from the beginning of a project, Amyx can confidently ensure seamless project performance from planning through implementation & sustainment.

Association of American Railroads (AAR)

ATS Specialized, Inc.

Edward R. Hamberger, President & CEO

Brett Wulff, Regional Sales Manager 800-328-2316 x7433 • brettwu@atsinc.com

Sean McNally, Media Affairs • 703-838-1700 • smcnally@trucking.org

425 Third Street, SW • Washington, DC 20024 202-639-2100 • www.aar.org

The AAR is the standard setting trade association for North America’s railroads, focused on improving the safety and productivity of rail transportation. AAR helps advance these goals through its two subsidiaries, the Transportation Technology Center (TTCI) and the Railinc Corporation. TTCI is the world’s leading research, development, and testing facility; and Railinc is the rail industry’s resource for rail data, information technology, and information services. AAR members include the major freight railroads in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

725 Opportunity Drive • St. Cloud, MN 56301 800-328-2316 • www.atsinc.com

Mary Volkers 800-279-9491 (Government Hotline) • marypa@atsinc.com ATS Specialized, Inc. is an asset based, national trucking company that provides a solution for all of your transportation needs.

Boeing Company

C5T Corporation

W. James McNerney, Jr., Chairman, President & CEO

Janet Reese, Chief Executive Officer • 618-744-1258

Chris Chadwick, President & CEO, Boeing Defense, Space & Security

Greg Padula, Executive Vice President • 618-744-1258

Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners and defense, space, and security systems. A top US exporter, the company supports airlines, and US and allied government customers in 150 countries. Boeing products and tailored services include commercial and military aircraft, satellites, weapons, electronic and defense systems, launch systems, advanced information and communication systems, and performance-based logistics and training.

AJ McMillan, Site Lead • 618-744-1258

CakeBoxx Technologies

Cargo Experts Corp.

1200 Wilson Boulevard • Arlington, VA 22209 www.boeing.com

PO Box 637 • McLean, VA 22101 703-869-3336 • www.cakeboxx-technologies.com Daine Eisold, CEO • 703-869-3336 • daine@cakeboxx-technologies.com Deak Childress, COO • 703-347-3215 • deak@cakeboxx-technologies.com Eric Myhre, Director of Government Programs 202-577-3840 • eric@cakeboxx-technologies.com Container 2.0 CakeBoxx – The Next Generation of Shipping Containers. Today’s Problems: theft/pilferage/smuggling, structural integrity/protection of cargo, time and effort currently required for loading and unloading, high density/weight cargo resulting in wasted container space, high costs of fuel and electricity for refer units, and internal security of container contents. Visit us at http://www.cakeboxx-technologies.com for solutions to all.

703 Seibert Road, Suite 4 • Scott AFB, IL 62225 618-744-1258 • www.c5t.com

Command & Control, Communications, Computers, Capabilities, Transformation (C5T). Woman-owned certified service-disabled, veteran-owned, small business. Extensive DOD/commercial/industry experience; over 80% veterans. Core competencies: portfolio management, program/project management, functional management, strategic planning, command & control, knowledge management, Lean Six Sigma, supply chain , change management, technology transition, & enterprise architecture. Bridge the gap between operational & technical domains by “Delivering Capability.”

10091 NW 1st Court • Plantation, FL 33324 954-423-1920 • www.cargo-experts.net www.facebook.com/InternationalCargoShipping Stephanie Bodner, Operations Manager 954-423-1920 • stephanie@cargo-experts.net Licensed by the United States Federal Maritime Commission, Cargo Experts is a leading provider of overseas moving and sea shipping for international cargo. Our professional team takes care of all of the details involved in shipping cargo, whether you’re moving overseas or shipping to Australia. Our experienced team of sea shipping professionals securely packs and moves your items from your point of origin and safely delivers it, on schedule, to your specified final destination.

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The Cartwright Companies

Cavalier Logistics

Andy W. Cartwright, President 816-763-2700 • awcartwright@cartwrighttrans.com

Karre Gorrell, Director, Government Business Development 703-733-4031 • kgorrell@cavlog.com

Tom P. Cartwright, Vice President • 816-763-2700

Mike Ball, Director, US Government Traffic and Logistics 703-733-4019 • mball@cavlog.com

11901 Cartwright Avenue • Grandview, MO 64030 816-763-2700 • www.cartwrighttrans.com

Darryl E. Duke, Director of Logistics 816-763-2700 • deduke@cartwrighttrans.com The Cartwright Companies is a full transportation solution provider offering domestic and international relocation, truck load logistics, and expedited air freight services. We provide complete international services via all US ports and air terminals for all states and US possessions, and most countries. Cartwright has been serving the industry since 1934.

Cavalier Logistics is a small, veteran owned and operated organization that provides mission critical logistics and transportation solutions to the US government/government contractors and commercial clientele. Services include: domestic and international transportation; warehousing; packaging and crating; customs brokerage; imports; 3PL; bio-pharma storage, handling, and transportation; material handling experts; hazmat. All services are available 365 days a year, 24 hours a day!

Center for the Commercial Deployment of Transportation Technologies (CCDoTT)

Ceres Terminals Incorporated

Stanley D. Wheatley, Managing Dir./PI • 562-985-7394 • swheatle@csulb.edu Steven Hinds, Co-Principal Investigator • 562-985-2259 • shinds@csulb.edu

John Shine, Manager Pricing Contracts 757-397-7091 • jshine@ceresglobal.com

CCDoTT is a California State University, Long Beach sponsored, government approved and supported R&D center dealing with maritimerelated transportation issues on behalf of both commercial and military interests. Established in 1995, CCDoTT addresses dual-use issues concerning high-speed ships and their related agile port systems. CCDoTT has worked with DOD through USTRANSCOM and ONR, and with DOT through MARAD. Recent emphasis has been directed towards short sea shipping/America’s Marine Highways concept development.

Ceres Terminals is one of the largest stevedores & marine terminal operators in North America. Since 1958, Ceres has grown to encompass operations in more than 20 major ports. Growth-oriented & financially sound, Ceres Group & affiliates employ approximately 280 people, & manage more than 4 million man-hours of labor annually. Ceres is a leader in handling containers, autos, roll on/roll off, breakbulk, bulk, project, & cruise vessel operations. Ceres is active in the US Customs’ C-TPAT Programs and is registered as an ISO 9001 Certified Quality Management System Company.

CGM-NV a NovaVision Company

Chapman Freeborn Airchartering, Inc.

Rob Brown, Cargo Security Specialist 941-302-0848 • rbrown@cgm-nv.com

Gavin-jon Deeks, President 954-202-0750 • gavin.deeks@chapman-freeborn.com

Novavision is a major domestic manufacturer of cargo container barrier seals, mechanical seals, Tamper Evident Tape, labels and holographic TE labels, and other cargo security products. We are based in the United States in Bowling Green, OH, and have been very involved with NDTA, the military community, as well as retail and manufacturing. We manufacture many unique and innovative security seals for cargo including the 5mm x 76” cable seal and 9mm bolt seal combination called the DualGuard, which meets the specification by SDDC for cargo container barrier seals.

Chris Fisher, Senior Account Executive 313-610-2068 • chris.fisher@chapman-freeborn.com

Chassis King, Inc.

Crystal Forwarding (CFGN)

6300 State University Drive, Suite 220 • Long Beach, CA 90815 562-985-7394 • www.ccdott.org

524 E. Woodland Circle • Bowling Green, OH 43402 941-302-0848 • www.novavisioninc.com/sddc/

1180 Ponce de Leon Boulevard • Clearwater, FL 33756 727-585-1500 • www.chassisking.com

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45085 Old Ox Road • Dulles, VA 20166 703-733-4010 • www.cavlog.com

Two Tower Center Boulevard • East Brunswick, NJ 08816 201-974-3800 • www.ceresglobal.com Lars Ljoen, Vice President • 201-974-3800 • lljoen@ceresglobal.com

550 W. Cypress Creek Road, Suite 410 • Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 954-202-0750 • www.chapman-freeborn.com

Chapman Freeborn is the world’s leading air charter service company, with a proven reputation for innovation, expertise, and professionalism, and has more than 40 years of experience providing specialized air charter solutions for both passenger & cargo movements. With more than 30 offices strategically located across 6 continents, our global coverage is unparalleled. Our client base includes corporations, governments, NGOs & relief agencies, freight forwarders, shippers, and logistics providers.

1901 Camino Vida Roble Drive, Suite 206 • Carlsbad, CA 92008 • 760-431-0266 Han Helders, President • 760-431-0266 x103 • han@crystalinternational.com

Donald B. Pratt, President donpratt@chassisking.com

Barbara Johnson, Operations Manager 760-431-0266 x120 • barbara@crystalinternational.com

Chassis King is a worldwide supplier of intermodal transportation equipment including new/used containers, container chassis, rail cars, trailers, yard tractors, and port trailers. Customers include shipping lines, railroads, truck lines, shippers, and third parties. The Chassis King team is dedicated to providing top quality transportation equipment to customers and to developing innovative products that meet industry needs.

CFGN is a Freight Forwarder that has served the DOD since 1989. Our main focus is on International Freight Forwarding, but we are also involved in the domestic arena with DOD. Han Helders, Owner and President, provides strong leadership. Han serves as Chair of the International Association of Movers International Shipping Association. His Director of Operations, Barbara Johnson, has served as a member of the NDTA Surface Committee’s HHG Subcommittee for several years, presenting on behalf of the NDTA in several venues. Barbara also serves as the current President of the San Diego Chapter of NDTA.

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Regional Patrons—CORPORATE MEMBERS Dalko Resources, Inc.

PO Box 98, 255 E. High Street • Sharpsville, PA 16150 • 724-962-4286 Leonard D. Grandy, EVP • 724-962-4286 x1320 • ldgrandy@driworldwide.com

Enterprise Holdings

600 Corporate Park Drive • St. Louis, MO 63105 866-677-4019 • usgovcarrentals@erac.com • www.enterprise.com/us.gov

Bill Welch, President of Sales 724-962-4286 x1312 • bwelch@driworldwide.com

Bryan J. Scott, Director Federal Government Sales 314-512-5390 • bryan.j.scott@erac.com

Joseph M. Joseph, Esq., Corp. Council & Sr. HR Officer, Licensed US Customs Broker • 724-962-4286 x1324 • jjoseph@driworldwide.com

Enterprise is Proud to Serve Those Who Serve. Collectively, the Enterprise family of companies operates a network of more than 8,000 car rental locations in neighborhoods and at airports worldwide, and is the most comprehensive service provider in the industry, unparalleled in size, strength, and stability. Our founder, Jack Taylor, is a decorated WWII navy pilot who flew off the deck of the USS Enterprise. The name, standing for boldness and energy, also embodies our ongoing commitment to those who serve our nation.

Dalko Resources, Inc. is a third-party logistics company with over 35 years of experience in the transportation industry. We are a licensed freight forwarder that has developed strong relationships with premier carriers in all facets of transportation including truckload, less than truckload, air, intermodal, and international shipping. Dalko Resources, Inc. also offers warehousing capabilities in Laredo, TX; Chicago, IL; and Sharpsville, PA; as well as US Customs Brokerage services.

Enterprise Management Systems

Erudite, Inc.

Enterprise Management Systems, LLC, or EMS, was formed in 2004. For the past ten years, EMS has provided education and training services, distribution logistics consulting, travel and relocation management services, knowledge management services, and Health Clinic Information Systems training and process improvement services. EMS is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business under $7 million in annual revenue.

Bob Mooney, President & CEO • 561-789-9303 • bob.mooney@erudite.net

Europcar Car & Truck Rental

FlightWorks

Frank Langbein, Head of Travel Trade & US Government 49(0)175 5747 613 • frank.langbein@europcar.com

Dan Lucey, President • 770-422-7375 • dlucey@flightworks.com

Europcar, Europe’s leading car rental company, has more than 2,200 stations across Europe and 5,300 stations in 160 countries worldwide. This network guarantees mobility—wherever and whenever—and an easy and quick rental procedure so you have more time for important things. Our fleet of cars and trucks is up-to-date, featuring makes and models from leading manufacturers that are available at Europcar sites. In Germany, we offer 24-hour service, 365 days a year. You can’t pick up a car at our station? No problem! We’ll take care of delivery and return. Just ask!

Frank Defeo, Mgr. of Gov’t Ops. • 703-396-8786 • fdefeo@flightworks.com

FMN International, Inc.

Fox Rent A Car

8210 Lone Oak Court • Manassas, VA 20111 703-330-7852 • www.enterprise-management-systems.net

Tangstedter Landstrasse 81 • 22415 Hamburg, Germany 49 (0)40 52018-2373 • www.europcar.com www.facebook.com/europcar/worldwide/ • twitter.com/Europcar

5000 Sunnyside Avenue, Suite #201 • Beltsville, MD 20705 202-434-8906 • www.fmninternational.com • twitter.com/FMNGlobal Harry F. Eustace, Jr., CEO 202-434-8906 • harrye@fmnlogistics.com Robert J. Hass, COO 202-434-8906 • robb@fmnlogistics.com Founded in 1999, FMN International brings decades of experience to the table in developing customized solutions to meet your needs, from logistics, freight forwarding, and specialty procurement to operational support and project management. FMN serves clients throughout the world with a focus on Central Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

860 SW 22nd Street • Boca Raton, FL 33486 561-789-9303 • www.erudite.net MG Joe Simeone, USA (Ret.), SVP • joe.simeone@erudite.net Major General Erika Steuterman, USAF (Ret.), VP of Gov’t Services PLS 765-404-0523 • erika.steuterman@erudite.net Erudite offers the EAC 80/40, the world’s first and only secure, intelligent and modular All-Modal Cargo System. The EAC’s GPS-active digital lock prevents pilferage. Globally monitored, tracked and traced via satellite/ GSM, the EAC is never out of touch. EAC is compatible with the DOD’s air cargo standards, fits cleanly within ISO containers, and empty EACs can be knocked down, saving 66% of space during retrograde travel.

600 Town Park Lane, Suite 550 • Kennesaw, GA 30144 770-422-7375 • www.flightworks.com www.facebook.com/FlightWorks • twitter.com/FlightWorksInc Joe Dombroski, VP Gov’t Svcs. • 703-396-8786 • jdombroski@flightworks.com FlightWorks provides executive charter services, aircraft management programs, aviation consulting—including acquisitions and sales—and government aviation support programs. As an FAA Air Carrier with worldwide operating authority and a DOD CARB certified operator, we offer our clients 24/7 dedicated service, a flawless safety record, and a diverse fleet of exceptional jet aircraft. We have created a culture in which our clients, our employees, and our communities share in our success.

2727 Kettner Boulevard • San Diego, CA 92101 310-342-5155 • www.foxrentacar.com www.facebook.com/foxrentacar • twitter.com/foxrentcar Jose Giraldo, Vice President, Government & Military Sales 310-242-5155 x1501 • joseg@foxrentacar.com FOX Rent A Car was founded in 1989 and now owns 18 Airport locations across the US: SAN, SNA, LAX, SFO, OAK, SJC, BUR, ONT, Seattle, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Denver, Orlando, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Fort Myers. FOX, with more than 20 years of experience, offers the lowest rates in the market, great service, and 2013 – 2014 vehicles from economy through full-size cars, minivans, and SUVs.

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Hanjin Intermodal America, Inc.

JAS Forwarding

Bryce Dalziel, Director • bryce@hanjinusa.com

Steven White, Head of Government Logistics Services 843-460-7977 • steven.white@jas.com

1111 E. Watson Center Road, Unit A • Carson, CA 90745 310-984-2135 • www.hanjinusa.com Philip Cho, Marketing Manager • phillip@hanjinusa.com Founded in 1945, Hanjin, together with affiliated companies Korean Air and Hanjin Shipping, offers worldwide integrated logistics services such as third party logistics (3PL), air cargo, worldwide express, inland transportation, shipping, forwarding, stevedoring, maintenance, and car rental services. Hanjin’s government services include worldwide and regional multimodal transportation through a direct contract with SDDC and DLA in the CENTCOM AOR, logistical support for DLA Energy in the Korean Peninsula, as well as household goods moves and other transportation services in the PACOM AOR for US Military Personnel.

K & S Trucking, LLC

3000 Columbine Lane • Worland, WY 82401 307-752-1591 • www.facebook.com/pages/K-S-Trucking-LLC Keith McDonald, President CEO • 307-752-1591 • kstk@rtconnect.net Melanie McDonald, Safety/Operations 307-254-2185 • melaniemitchell73@yahoo.com K&S Trucking LLC is a small veteran owned asset and 3PL company based in Wyoming. We have the experience and track record of performance second to none. We can handle van, flat, step, RGN, and multi axle superloads. All of our drivers are Hazmat and TWIC certified, as well as carry their passport for travel in and out of Canada. We have locations in Wyoming and Texas. We look forward to providing you with either service we offer. Please feel free to contact us at 307-224-1222 or 855-31-truck (318-7785).

Jennifer Edwards, Director, Government Logistics Services 301-576-1693 • jennifer.edwards@jas.com JAS Forwarding is a full service freight forwarder with offices in more than 170 countries, that supports the warfighter’s mission all over the globe by providing the fastest possible transits, technical ITV, and reporting tools to meet all mission critical requirements and timelines. Along with our CRAF partner, Northern Air Cargo, JAS holds the CAT A contract, as well as USTRANSCOM and SDDC approved tenders under SCAC NACW.

Kalitta Charters, LLC

843 Willow Run Airport • Ypsilanti, MI 48198 800-525-4882 • www.kalittacharters.com www.facebook.com/pages/K-S-Trucking-LLC Steve Greene, Marketing Director/Government Relations sgreene@kalittacharters.com Berry Birurakis, GM • 734-544-3400 • bbirurakis@kalittacharters.com Joel Munson, Ops. Mgr. • 734-544-3400 • jmunson@kalittacharters.com Kalitta Charters is a division of the Kalitta Group of Companies, which owns and operates a diverse fleet of 56 aircraft including a Beech King Air 200, 13 Lear Jets (rigged for passenger, cargo, or air ambulance), 12 Falcon 20 freighters, 2 DC-9 freighters, 7 B727-200 freighters, and 23 B747-200 & 400 freighters. The Kalitta Companies are approved for air operations by the DOD, Department of Justice, and Department of Energy.

LMJ International Logistics, LLC

Load Delivered Logistics, LLC

Leila Jubran, CEO/Owner 908-403-2851 • leilaj@lmjlogistics.com

Dan Simon, VP of Ops. • 312-662-4701 • dsimon@loaddelivered.com

20 Corporation Row • Edison, NJ 08817 732-372-6200 • www.lmjlogisitcs.com

Fareed Jubran, VP of Sales and Marketing 908-499-3140 • fjubran@lmjlogistics.com LMJ International Logistics is a third-party provider of transportation and logistics services including: domestic and international, airfreight, ocean freight, trucking and delivery services, warehousing and distribution, worldwide customs brokerage, and cargo insurance logistics consulting services.

750 N. Orleans Street, Suite 100 • Chicago, IL 60654 312-662-4701 • www.loaddelivered.com www.facebook.com/LoadDelivered • twitter.com/LOADDELIVERED Robert Peck, Dir. of Ops. • 312-662-4707 • rpeck@loaddelivered.com Load Delivered Logistics, is a technology-enabled third-party logistics firm setting the pace in a dynamic industry. Founded in 2008, Load Delivered has built an impressive portfolio of customers ranging from Fortune 500 companies to government agencies. Operating out of offices in Chicago’s “Silicon Prairie” and Los Angeles’ “Silicon Beach” technology corridors, Load Delivered has a reputation for outstanding service and enabling organizations to streamline their supply chains in a faster, more reliable and cost-effective way.

MacGregor, USA, Inc.

Marriott International

Jeff Siegal, Region Manager 914-305-9090 • jeff.siegel@macgregor.com Michael Jamer, Sales Executive 201-704-8769 • michael.jamer@macgregor.com

Paul L. Somogyi, Director, Sales, Middle Market, Gov’t & Affinity Segments O 703-734-1423 • C 703-395-7783

225 Westchester Avenue, Suite 303 • Port Chester, NY 10573-4572 914-305-9090 • www.macgregor-group.com

MacGregor, a part of the Cargotec Corporation, is the global market leading brand in marine cargo handling and offshore load-handling solutions. Customer-driven MacGregor engineering and service solutions for the maritime transportation industry and offshore load-handling and naval logistics markets are used onboard merchant ships, offshore support vessels, and in ports and terminals. www.macgregor-group.com

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6165 Barfield Road • Atlanta, GA 30328 877-SHIP-JAS • www.jasgls.com

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10400 Fernwood Road • Bethesda, MD 20817-1102 www.marriott.com

Marriott is a leading lodging company whose heritage can be traced to a root beer stand opened in Washington, DC, in 1927 by Alice S. and J. Willard Marriott. Today, Marriott has about 3,100 lodging properties located in the US, and in 67 other countries and territories.

Regional Patrons—CORPORATE MEMBERS McLane Advanced Technologies (MAT)

4001 Central Pointe Parkway • Temple, TX 76504 800-988-5428 • www.mclaneat.com Drayton McLane Jr., CEO

MCR Federal, LLC

Headquarters: 2010 Corporate Ridge, Suite 350 • McLean, VA 22102-7853 Regional Office: 9 Eagle Center, Suite 7 • O’Fallon, IL 62269 618-624-2804 • www.mcri.com

Charlie Fletcher, President • 703-789-7079 • charlie.fletcher@mclaneat.com

James C. Wolfe, Director, Joint Service Programs Division

Steve Broughall, Executive Vice President, Federal Solutions 202-445-8176 • steve.broughall@mclaneat.com

Charles F. McNitt, Technical Lead • 618-624-2804 • cmcnitt@mcri.com

MAT delivers innovative, reliable, affordable technology services & solutions that provide long-term benefits. From integrating complex info management systems to modernizing outdated architecture, MAT is known for experience providing efficiency & cost savings through technology. Built on a century of supply chain & technology experience, MAT is an industry leader in logistics info systems, info management, & training solutions.

MCR specializes in cost and schedule analysis, acquisition management, program management, and technical assessment. MCR’s goal is to create customer-focused success. We have supported the DOD and other government agencies for 37 years and have partnered with USTRANSCOM for 20 years. MCR has provided support to the Defense Distribution and Transportation system in areas of IT business case analysis, analysis of alternatives, resource management, program management, earned value management, and business process reengineering.

Mi-Jack Products

Miramar Transportation

Michael F. Corley, Eastern Sales Mgr. • 732-257-7933 • mcorley@mi-jack.com

Rich Fore, CEO rfore@pilotdelivers.com

311 W. 167th Street • Hazel Crest, IL 60429 732-257-7933 • www.mi-jack.com Patrick Lanigan, VP, Sales • 708-288-6643

9340 Cabot Drive, Suite I • San Diego, CA 92126 858-693-0071 • www.miramartrans.com

Mi-Jack Products has conceptualized new technologies and manufacturing equipment to support the transportation industry since 1954. The company has become an industry leader with extensive contributions in technological advancements, progressive engineering, & superior design efforts. MiJacks’ headquarters, an ISO 9001:2000 certified facility, houses the production facility for Translift & Travelift Rubber Tire Gantry cranes. This includes provisions for secure locking from inside of trucks, trailers, & containers; an intelligent management system; and design, engineering, & manufacture of products for temperature sensitive shipments.

Miramar currently operates from its headquarters in San Diego, as well as a sister terminal at the Otay Mesa border crossing, and has facilities at the North Island NAS, Norfolk, VA, and Honolulu, HI, that specialize in government-contracted freight and transportation services for government and commercial customers. Miramar also acts as an exclusive agent for Pilot Freight Services in SAN and HNL.

Morten Beyer & Agnew (mba)

M-Pak Incorporated

Robert F. Agnew, President & CEO 703-276-3200 • rf@mba.aero

Debbie Miliara, President • 817-696-0004 • debbie@mpakpackaging.com

2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 1001 • Arlington, VA 22201 703-276-3200 • www.mba.aero • twitter.com/mba_aviation/

mba is a full service aviation consulting firm specializing in the financial, technical, and operational assessment and consultation of airlines, aircraft, and aviation related assets, and is a member of the GSA Financial and Business Solutions Multi-award contract schedule.

11255 Camp Bowie West, Suite 111 • Aledo, TX 76008 817-696-0004 Anna Lynn Boulware, VP, Sales 817-696-0004 • anna@mpakpackaging.com Randy Gilbert, VP, Ops. • 817-696-0004 • randy@mpakpackaging.com M-Pak, Inc. has over 40 years of experience in the packaging industry. Our industry knowledge and experience allow us to respond quickly to critical, time-sensitive opportunities. M-Pak, Inc. is a certified WomanOwned Business Enterprise (WBE), certified 8(a) and holds GSA Contract # GS-02F-0163N. We also have an “Exceptional” rating, and have been recognized as a member of Inc. Magazine’s “Top 5000” and by the SBA as a Vendor of the Year.

Naniq Global Logistics, LLC (NGL)

National Motor Freight Traffic Association, Inc. (NMFTA)

Raymond Donahue, EVP • 855-345-6122 • ray.donahue@ngl-intl.com

Paul G. Levine, Executive Director • 703-838-1822 • levine@nmfta.org

Paul Gillett, COO • 855-345-6122 • paul.gillett@ngl-intl.com

Thomas F. Swartz, Chairman, Gov’t Relations Committee • 443-994-6390

NGL combines small-business efficiency and flexibility with large business operations to offer worldwide solutions that enhance the effectiveness of your supply chain. Highly customized solutions without the large corporate overhead costs. Experience and expertise across the supply chain. LLP and “control tower” concepts, logistics staffing and contract labor, and warehousing management. NGL can make decisions quickly and mobilize resources immediately to support your requirements. Our sister company, NGLI, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tikigaq Corp., an Alaskan Native Village Corporation (ANC).

NMFTA is a nonprofit membership organization comprised of primarily less-than-truckload motor carriers operating in interstate, intrastate and foreign commerce. NMFTA publishes the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC), a standard that compares commodities moving in commerce, and its online version, ClassIT; the Standard Carrier Alpha Code (SCAC), a unique two-to-four letter code used to identify transportation companies; and the Standard Point Location Code (SPLC), a numeric coding system designed to identify points in North America that originate and receive transportation with their geographic location.

PO Box 240825 • Anchorage, AK 99524-0825 907-952-6784 • www.ngl-intl.com

1001 North Fairfax Street, Suite 600 • Alexandria, VA 22314 703-838-1822 • www.nmfta.org

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NCI Information Systems, Inc.

NFI

Dawn Judiscak, Sr. Dir. of Ops. • 618-632-8300 • djudiscak@nciinc.com

Ike Brown, Co-Owner/Vice-Chairman 214-431-5530 • ike.brown@nfiindustries.com

Scott Royse, Vice President - National Security & Defense Programs 210-582-3231 • sroyse@nciinc.com

Sidney Brown, Co-Owner/CEO 856-857-1324 • sidney.brown@nfiindustries.com

Dick Winter, Corp. Bus. Devel. • 703-707-6754 • dwinter@nciinc.com

Jeff Brown, Co-Owner • 856-857-1324 • jeff.brown@nfiindustries.com

An ISO 9001 certified company specializing in the use of high-quality lowrisk information systems management and data communications technology to provide practical, reliable, cost effective, long-term systems solutions to address client needs. The nearly 2,800 members of the NCI team provide innovative solutions to the day-to-day needs of our clients at multiple locations around the US, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

Founded in 1932, NFI offers a variety of integrated supply chain solutions to help businesses succeed in today’s marketplace. Privately held, NFI divisions include Distribution, Logistics, Transportation, Intermodal, Canada, Real Estate, Contract Packaging, Transportation Brokerage, Trailer Leasing & Storage, Solar, Global, and Consulting Services. NFI is an EPA Smartway Transport and WasteWise Partner.

Oakwood Worldwide

Overwatch, Inc. (A division of Avalon Risk Management)

Oakwood Worldwide provides temporary furnished accommodations that meet the unique requirements of government travelers. From government civilians to military personnel and government contractors, we offer lodgings that are conveniently located and priced within most agency per diems. With our deep understanding of government lodging needs and requirements, Oakwood Worldwide makes procurement and management of domestic and global accommodations easy, flexible, and reliable. (GSA Contract GS-33F-0020T)

Grant E. Goldsmith, President 713-429-7580 • ggoldsmith@avalonrisk.com

Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association

Pak Shaheen Freighters (Pvt) Ltd.

Doug Morris, Director of Security Operations 202-347-2007 • doug_morris@ooida.com

Abdullah Farrukh, Dir. • 92-300-240-3100 • afarrukh@pakshaheen.com.pk

The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) is the international trade association representing independent owner-operators and professional drivers. The more than 155,000 members of OOIDA are truckers in all 50 states and Canada who own and/or operate more than 200,000 individual heavy-duty trucks. OOIDA publishes Land Line magazine which informs the trucking industry about issues affecting the industry and has a circulation of over 187,000.

Catering to transportation of trade through all modes, PSF’s services encompass all facets of transportation and logistics. An integral part of the Pak Shaheen Group, and highest in generating volume and business, PSF meets customer demands reliably, safely, cost-effectively, ensuring swiftly scheduled deliveries. PSF is affiliated with Int’l Air Transport Assn., Federation of International Freight Forwarders Assns., Federal Maritime Commission, Pakistan Customs, Karachi Chamber Of Commerce & Industries, Pakistan International Freight Forwarders Association, Air Cargo Agents Assn. of Pakistan, All Pakistan Shipping Assn., and SDDC.

Patriot Contract Services, LLC

Payless Car Rental System, Inc.

Jordan Truchan, President & CEO

Payless Car Rental has served as a low-cost alternative to higher priced car rental providers for more than 35 years. In that time, we have offered government travelers low rates without sacrificing our commitment to customer service. To learn more about what Payless has to offer, visit our website at PaylessCar.com.

11730 Plaza America Drive, Suite 700 • Reston, VA 20190 703-707-6900 • www.nciinc.com www.facebook.com/nciinc • twitter.com/nciinc_

400 15th Street South, Suite 204 • Arlington, VA 22202 888-268-9998 • www.oakwood.com/government

PO Box 1000 • Grain Valley, MO 64029 816-229-5791 • www.ooida.com • twitter.com/OOIDA

1320 Willow Pass Road, Suite 485 • Concord, CA 94520 925-296-2000 • www.patriot-ships.com Judy Collins, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Tim Gill, Executive Vice President & General Counsel PCS provides management and operation of maritime assets. We currently manage Ready Reserve ships for MARAD; and the USNS Waters, Martin, Gilliland, Gordon, Yano, & Shughart; and the 8 Watson Class LMSR’s for MSC. In addition, we are the ship manager for the SLNC PAX Tanker. PCS provides crew for the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and Kwajalein Range Services vessels, and other ship operators/engineers to clients for consulting purposes. Sister company Patriot Maritime Compliance provides regulatory and consulting services to foreign and domestic owners.

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909 Lake Carolyn Parkway, Suite 950 • Irving, TX 75039 214-431-5530 • www.NFIIndustries.com

1235 North Loop West, Suite 705 • Houston, TX 77008 713-343-0889 • www.riskoverwatch.com

Overwatch, Inc., is a division of Avalon Risk Management. We are Risk Managers, Insurance Consultants, and Brokers for the International Logistics, US Customs and Border Patrol Surety, and US Government Contracting Industry. We are experienced at procuring international marine and logistics insurance and bonds, and all insurances required within US government, NATO, and United Nations contracts and projects. We have significant past performance and experience. We are a security cleared company, able to work on classified projects. Find out more at www.avalonrisk.com.

23, Timber Pond • Pak Shaheen Avenue • Karachi, Sindh 75620 • Pakistan 0092-21-3285-1800 • www.psf-psg.com Hafeez Rahman, GM • 92-300-920-9523 • hrahman@pakshaheen.com.pk

2350-N 34th Street North • St. Petersburg, FL 33713 727-321-6352 • www.paylesscar.com • twitter.com/paylesscar

Regional Patrons—CORPORATE MEMBERS Philadelphia Regional Port Authority

3460 N. Delaware Avenue, 2nd Floor • Philadelphia, PA 19134 215-426-2600 • www.philaport.com James T. McDermott, Executive Director • 215-426-2600 Robert C. Blackburn, Senior Deputy Exec. Dir. • 215-426-2600 Nicholas Walsh, Director, Strategic Planning & Development 215-426-2600 • nwalsh@philaport.com The PRPA is an independent state agency responsible for management and development of public port facilities in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Located on the Delaware River, we have seven port facilities that handle various break bulk, bulk, and containerized cargo. Our facilities have immediate highway access and are serviced by three Class 1 railroads. The Packer Avenue Terminal is designated a strategic military port.

Pitt Ohio

15 27th Street • Pittsburgh, PA 15222 800-366-7488 • www.pittohio.com www.facebook.com/PITTOHIO79 • twitter.com/#!/PITTOHIO Rich Bonham, Government Business Development Manager rbonham@pittohio.com PITT OHIO is a service organization dedicated to providing high-value transportation and supply chain solutions to our customers. PITT OHIO is Customer Driven, People Driven, and Quality Driven. We remain committed to innovating in every area with SUPPLY CHAIN, GROUND, LTL, and TRUCKLOAD services. We strive to provide solutions that help optimize your supply chain. At PITT OHIO, We’re Always There for You!

Port of Port Arthur

Portus

Floyd Gaspard, Exec. Dir. • 409-983-2011 • fgaspard@portofportarthur.com

Larry Palmer, Director of Military Operations 904-757-1170 • lpalmer@portus-us.com

PO Box 1428 • Port Arthur, TX 77641 409-983-2011 • www.portofportarthur.com Ronnie Hicks, Dir. of Ops. • 409-983-2029 • rhicks@portofportarthur.com Vincent Bartholomew, Terminal Superintendent 409-983-2029 • vbartholomew@portofportarthur.com Orlando D. Ciramella, Senior Director of Trade Development 409-983-211 • orlando@portofportarthur.com Port of Port Arthur is a multi-faceted breakbulk deep water port 19 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico, which, as a military strategic port, supports the efforts of 842nd Transportation Battalion. The port has 50 acres of open dock space, 75-ton level lifting gantry crane, and 500,000 square feet of warehouse space served by the KCS and UP Railroads.

8693 Maritime Street • Jacksonville, FL 32226 904-757-1170 • www.portus-us.com • twitter.com/Portus_us

Chris May, President • 904-757-1170 • cmay@portus-us.com Portus is proud to provide outstanding support to the US Military for over 15 years. We supply stevedoring and terminal related services for the USMC Maritime Prepositioning Program, GITMO Barge, SDDC’s 832nd Transportation Battalion, and the care and storage of equipment for the Foreign Military Sales program. Our locations in Jacksonville and Port Everglades, FL, offer comprehensive marine terminal, warehouse, container maintenance, and rail operation solutions based on the highest principles of excellence.

Reckart Logistics, Inc.

REUSA-WRAPS Reusable Logistics Solutions, LLC

Gina S. Reckart, President 304-630-2560 • reckartg@reckartlogistics.com

Rich Sklena, Co-Owner/CEO 847-767-7747 • rsklena@reusawraps.com

Reckart Logistics was established in Elkins, WV in 2003. The company is a full-service, third-party logistics provider. We provide 24 hour, 7 days-a-week, toll-free support for all our loads. We support over-sized, double drop, dry, flatbed, RGN, single drop, step deck, tarp load, heavy hauling, LTL, partial, frozen, refrigerated, van, short haul, long haul, overnight, expedited, ALL KINDS of LOADS! We move machinery, produce, plywood, rustic fence, pallets, kiln-dried lumber, dry goods, ALL TYPES OF FREIGHT!

Richard Moran, Co-Owner 847-767-7747 • rmoran@reusawraps.com

Royal Trucking Company

SBA Global Logistic Services

PO Box 908 • Elkins, WV 26241 304-636-9003 • www.reckartlogistics.com

PO Box 387 • 1323 Eshman Avenue North West Point, MS 39773 662-494-1637 • www.royaltruck.com

3060 Glenview Road • Glenview, IL 60025 847-767-7747 • www.reusawraps.com

Anne Remien • 312-222-2083 • ar540n@msn.com REUSA-WRAPS Reusable Logistics Solutions, LLC is a manufacturer of reusable, eco-friendly supply chain packaging. Our premier product is the patent protected REUSA-WRAP, a reusable wrap for palletized or carted goods. Applications for food/beverage, pharma, medical, machine parts, postal, electronics, dry goods, etc.

222 Crossways Park Drive • Woodbury, NY 11797 800-243-5545 • www.sbaglobal.com • www.facebook.com/SBAglobal Hann Livingston, EVP • livingstonh@sbaglobal.com

Billy Milican, President • 662-494-1637 x230

Martin J. Capuano, CPA, CFO • capuanom@sbaglobal.com

Larry Inman, Sales Mgr. • 662-494-1637 x204 • larry.inman@royaltruck.com

Anthony Deltuva, VP of Regulatory Compliance deltuvaa@sbaglobal.com

Sherry Riner, Gov’t Sales • 662-494-1637 x248 • sherry.riner@royaltruck.com Founded in 1968, Royal Trucking Company has been serving the dry van, flatbed, and specialized equipment needs of its customers for more than 40 years. Located in the heart of Northeast Mississippi’s Golden Triangle, our clients have come to rely on the personal service offered, no matter what the destination. Common and contract authority allow Royal Trucking Company the opportunity to transport freight for all types of business throughout the 48 contiguous states and Canada.

Anna Brewer, Dir. of Government Devel. • brewera@sbaglobal.com SBA provides 42 years of experience delivering on time CONUS and OCONUS freight transportation and supply chain solutions. As a CRAF agent, SBA supports all branches of the US armed forces and US defense contractors, as well as the DOS, FEMA, IRS, FBI, etc. Our dedicated, professional staff works with you to ensure you receive the level of service you expect 24/7/365.

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CORPORATE MEMBERS—Regional Patrons Seabridge, Inc.

1026 Cabras Highway, Suite 114 • Piti, GU 96915 671-477-5038 Fernando J. Santos, General Manager 671-477-5038/4138 • fjsantos@seabridgeguam.com Ricardo S. Leon Guerrero, Sales and Operations Coordinator 671-477-5038/4138 • rsleonguerrero@seabridgeguam.com

6701 Fox Avenue South • Seattle, WA 98108 • 206-767-6000 Walter Seay, President 206-767-6000 • seay@seaycorp.com Susie Ripley, Vice President 206-767-6000 • susie@seatacmarine.com

Seabridge provides fast, dependable connections between Guam, Saipan, Rota, and Tinian; and also offers customers US flagged tug and barge charters between Asia, Guam, and the US. Locally owned and knowledgeable in regional needs, Seabridge exceeds federal security regulations, especially for cargo. Seabridge is currently enrolled in MARAD’s VISA program, providing commercial sealift capacity in support of US military forces.

SeaTac Marine Services is a full service logistical support and freight company with a 12-1/2 acre marine terminal on the Duwamish Waterway located in Seattle, WA. We have 1,600’ of waterfront dock space and barge loading ramps within 400 feet of a 400’ x100’ x70’ high-ceiling specialty construction support building. Equipped with steel deck barges with a range of carrying capacities reaching 9,854 tons, along with tugboats, crane service, and 35-ton forklifts. Providing turn-key solutions for transportation needs anywhere in the US or abroad.

Semper Veritas Maritime Security Solutions

Sicuro Group LLC

Michael Jesionek, President 888-851-3367 x711 • michael.jesionek@semperveritas.us

Sicuro is a specialist provider of location-based services and solutions, VSAT, specialist radio & satellite communications and related risk management services, integrations and solutions. Sicuro supports clients operating across the Middle East, South and Central Asia, Africa and elsewhere, often in remote and challenging environments. Sicuro provides in transit visibility (ITV) and fleet management solutions to both commercial and government logistic users and has a proficient track record of enabling NATO, US Government and government security forces operate in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya. Solutions offered by Sicuro are compliant, tried and tested, fully compatible and capable of integrating with military viewing platforms and third party software.

1215 Polaris Parkway, Suite 219 • Columbus, OH 43240 888-851-3367 • www.semperveritas.us

Chuck Floyd, Director of Business Development 888-851-3367 x5 • chuck.floyd@semperveritas.us Semper Veritas specializes in maritime security, training, intel operations, and info security, with a specialty in providing armed security personnel and fleet assets in high-risk environments. Executive, management, and operational teams consist of former US military operators and intel community veterans. With an expanding fleet of vessels forward deployed to strategic locations, we ensure that any vessel in need of security and force protection can engage with our vessels without diverting from its transit.

SkyLink Air & Logistics Support (USA) II, Inc.

45005 Aviation Drive, Suite 132 • Dulles, VA 20166-7534 703-318-4000 • www.skylinkaviation.com Rima Saleh, VP, Sales & Service • 703-318-4003 • rsaleh@skylinkaviation.com Bryan Gelles, Business Development Coordinator 703-318-4014 • bgelles@skylinkaviation.com George Retsinas, Manager – Logistics & Support 703-318-4000 • gretsinas@skylinkaviation.com SkyLink Aviation is one of the world’s leading providers of logistics in unsecured and hostile environments, specializing in transportation, airport management, disaster relief, and aviation support services. From humanitarian relief operations to critical war zone support, we offer services in rapid deployment situations on a continuous basis. We have more than 26 years of experience supporting operations in more than 75 countries.

Stratos Jet Charters, Inc.

243 West Park Avenue, Suite 201 • Winter Park, FL 32789 888-478-7286 • www.stratojets.com Joel A. Thomas, President 407-657-5001 • joel@stratosjets.com Richard M. Gomulka, Senior Sales Executive 407-712-4863 • ricky@stratosjets.com Stratos provides multiple aircraft options for air charter service in more than 200 countries. We offer the privacy and convenience of a private aircraft without the capital requirements of acquisition, maintenance, management, or long-term restrictive contracts. All chartered aircrafts adhere to FAA 135 regulations and are verified for safety by leading third party agencies. Please allow us the opportunity to arrange your next charter flight.

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1703 One Business Bay • Dubai, UAE 30964 +971 (4) 3635392 • info@sicurogroup.com • www.sicurogroup.com

Southeast Vocational Alliance (SVA)

6018 Nunn Street • Houston, TX 77087 • 713-847-0697 • www.svabiz.com Nathaniel Rido • 713-847-0697 • nrido@pdq.net In an effort to reach a huge underserved population across the country, SVA was established as a private nonprofit in 2004. The sole purpose of its creation is to provide employment opportunities for people with disabilities through meaningful employment in a variety of disciplines, including product manufacturing and services. SVA continues to increase the capabilities and technical expertise for persons with disabilities. SVA is affiliated with NISH (a central nonprofit agency whose mission is to assist other nonprofits secure federal contracts) and the Javits-Wagner O’Day Program (the Program’s mission is to provide employment opportunities for people who are blind or have other severe disabilities in the manufacture and delivery of products and services to the Government).

TechGuard Security

703 Seibert Road, Suite 5C • Scott AFB, IL 62225 Carla Stone, President, Security Services 636-489-2230 • carla.stone@techguard.com Amber Elliott, Vice President Security Operations 636-489-2230 • amber.elliott@techguard.com Jennifer Coliny, Contracts Manager 636-489-2232 • jennifer.coliny@techguard.com TechGuard Security was founded in February 2000 to address national cyber defense initiatives and US critical infrastructure security. TechGuard provides trusted and award-winning cybersecurity solutions through innovative research and development, consulting services, and training for the DOD, intelligence, DHS, federal, financial, and health care communities.

Regional Patrons—CORPORATE MEMBERS Tennessee Steel Haulers

2607 Brick Church Pike • Nashville, TN 37207 • 615-271-2418 Stephen Greer, Director of Sales & Agent Relations 615-271-2418 • stephen.greer@tenh.com Craig Stanley, VP, Sales 615-272-2400 • craig.stanley@tenh.com Jake Brown, Government Sales 615-271-2465 • jake.brown@tenh.com

Trailer Transit, Inc.

1130 E US 20 • Porter, IN 46304 219-926-2111 • www.trailertransit.com Brent Truex, Director of Marketing and Account Development trub@trailertransit.com

Trailer Transit, Inc. operates a fleet of over 300 semi tractors and drivers. We specialize in the cost efficient one way movement of loaded or empty semi trailers, portable equipment, and trailer mounted machinery.

Tennessee Steel Haulers, Inc. is a Nashville, Tennessee-based long haul carrier. Our company has 48-state authority, and we currently run in excess of 7,500 loads each month. TSH trucking operations include: national flatbed services for steel and industrial markets, over-dimensional and heavy-haul trucking, brokerage services, movement of government freight, storage yards, outside warehousing and full-service facilities..

Trans Global Logistics Europe GmbH

TRI-STATE Expedited Service, Inc.

Joachim (Joe) Wetz, General Manager 49-6134-6016117 • jwetz@transglobal-logistics.de

David W. Paetz, Chief Operating Officer

Tanja Garcia, Ops. Mgr. • 49-6134-6016118 • tgarcia@transglobal-logistics.de

Cheryl Sarver, Business Development Supervisor • csarver@tstate.com

Hochheimer Strasse 111 • Mainz-Kostheim, 55246 Germany 9-6134-6016118 • www.transglobal-logistics.eu

Daniela Jakovec, Customer-Service Manager 49-6134-6016119 • djakovec@transglobal-logistics.de

PO Box 307 • Perrysburg, OH 43552-0307 800-830-8737 • www.tstate.com Todd E. Pierce, Director Sales & Marketing • tpierce@tstate.com

TGLE, an international freight forwarder and logistics service provider, specializes in world-wide automobile, rolling cargo, project, and military cargo shipments. With a well experienced team, TGLE provides full and reliable services and logistics solutions to private customers, commercial industry, and all military services. TGLE has an office and agency network world-wide, close to the most military installations.

Tri-State is a leading expediter with more than 30 years of experience in delivering on-time critical freight by ground, air, and logistics services to the 48 contiguous states, Canada, and Mexico. We are recognized for safe, on-time service and have received numerous “Top 100” motor carrier awards and multiple NDTA Distinguished Service Awards. TriState is tendered and meets service requirements for all government agencies and contractors, including DOD, GSA, USPS, and NASA, and is Power Track compliant.

Utley Incorporated

YRC Freight

Riley Rhodes, President

Brian Carter, Corporate Account Executive, Government

Utley, Inc., is a second generation, family-owned, premium flatbed carrier emphasizing quality and safe service. The main terminal and facility is located in Steele, MO, near four strategic interstate traffic lanes, as well as river and railroad access points. Utley maintains a profile of company drivers and leased owner operators to meet every possible need. Utilizing the top technology available, Utley, Inc. is capable of handling your e-business.

YRC Freight has been approved by the Department of Defense and General Services Administration for more than 20 years and has tenders on file for all levels of service. We offer our government customers a dedicated customer service line with representatives specially trained in the needs of government shippers.

PO Box 207 • Steele, MO 63877 800-325-0215 • www.utleyinc.com

10990 Roe Avenue • Overland Park, KS 66211 800-610-6551 • www.yrcfreight.com

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ALMANAC 2014

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NDTA DIRECTORY—Board of Directors CHAIRMAN, COUNCIL OF REGIONAL PRESIDENTS COL Rod Mallette, USA (Ret.) Vice President, business Development Boyle Transportation, Inc. 1013 Overlook Ridge Road Wake Forest, NC 27587 T 978-670-3475 • C 703-203-1140 rod.mallette@boyletransport.com CHAIRMAN & CEO Raymond P. Ebeling Chairman & CEO American Shipping & Logistics Group One Maynard Drive • Park Ridge, NJ 07656 T 201-505-5153 • F 201-307-8798 rebeling@amslgroup.com Angelique Biggs, Executive Assistant T 201-571-0400 • abiggs@amslgroup.com

VICE CHAIRMAN, COUNCIL OF REGIONAL PRESIDENTS Lt Col Walter Dzialo, USAF (Ret.) 6108 Ashwood Court Montgomery, AL 36117 T 334-272-8571 • C 334-467-7683 walterdzialo@bellsouth.net VICE PRESIDENT, YOUNG LEADERS & CHAIR, YOUNG LEADERS COMMITTEE (formerly A-35 Committee) Lori Leffler Global Government Manager The Hertz Corporation 3800 Jefferson Davis Highway Alexandria, VA 22305 W 703-683-9264 • C 202-285-7660 F 888-222-2246 • lleffler@hertz.com VICE PRESIDENT, AIR & CHAIR, MILITARY AVIATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (MAAC) Randy J. Martinez Group VP – Aviation Services, President and CEO – AAR Airlift Group, AAR CORP 2301 Commerce Park Drive NE Palm Bay, FL 32905 T 321-827-2350 • C 630-401-7745 F 321-837-2347 • randy.martinez@aarcorp.com

PRESIDENT & COO LTG Kenneth R. Wykle, USA (Ret.) President & COO NDTA 50 South Pickett Street, Suite 220 Alexandria, VA 22304 T 703-751-5011 • F 703-823-8761 ken@ndtahq.com

VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE & CHAIR, FINANCE & AUDIT COMMITTEE C. N. (Pete) Seidlitz President, Bristol Associates, Inc. 1023 15th Street NW, Suite 1100 Washington, DC 20005 T 202-682-4000 • F 202-682-1809 bristol747@aol.com VICE PRESIDENT, FOUNDATION & CHAIR, NDTA FOUNDATION COMMITTEE Lawrence I. Larkin Principal, Stratvantis LLC 9710 Traville Gateway Drive, Suite 201 Rockville, MD 20850 T 301-610-5670 • F 301-251-1566 lilarkin@stratvantis.com

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VICE PRESIDENT, INDUSTRY & CHAIR, INDUSTRY COMMITTEE William J. Kenwell, Maersk Line, Limited and Farrell Lines (Board Member) 1530 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 650 Arlington, VA 22209 T 703-351-0124 • C 571-201-1291 F 703-351-0130 • wkenwell@mllnet.com VICE PRESIDENT, MARITIME & CHAIR, MILITARY SEALIFT COMMITTEE James L. Henry President, Transportation Institute 5201 Auth Way • Camp Springs, MD 20746 T 301-423-3335 • F 301-423-0634 jhenry@trans-inst.org VICE PRESIDENT, RAIL & TRUCK, AND CHAIR, SURFACE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE John Collins, EVP, Specialized Freight Svcs., Landstar Transportation Logistics, Inc. 13410 Sutton Park Drive South Jacksonville, FL 32224 T 904-390-1450 • jcollins@landstar.com CHAIR, CHAPTER SUPPORT & MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Lt Col Donna Johnson, USAF (Ret.) 1009 Oriole Drive • O’Fallon, IL 62269 T 571-239-0037 • johnsonldonna@yahoo.com CHAIR, MILITARY DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE Mary Ann Wagner, Chief Operating Officer Tapestry Solutions, Inc. 5643 Copley Drive San Diego, CA 92111-7903 C 703-328-8994 mwagner@tapestrysolutions.com CHAIR, SECURITY BEST PRACTICES COMMITTEE Ted Rybeck Chair, Benchmarking Partners, Inc. 810 Memorial Drive Cambridge, MA 02139 T 617-225-7800 • trybeck@benchmarking.com GENERAL COUNSEL TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Francis O. McDermott Retired Partner, Foley & Lardner Washington Harbour 3000 K Street NW, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20007-5143 T 202-945-6092 • F 202-672-5399 fmcdermott@foley.com

NDTA DIRECTORY—National Officers VICE PRESIDENTS

EDUCATION Francis “Mickey” Frank 205 Meeting House Station Square, Apt. 405 Herndon, VA 20170 C 571-245-2705 • fwfrank10@yahoo.com INLAND WATERWAYS/PORTS Orlando Ciramella Sr. Dir. Trade Devel. • Port of Port Arthur PO Box 1428 • Port Arthur, TX 77641 T 409-983-2011 orlando@portofportarthur.com LABOR MG Patrick Kelly, USA (Ret.) Dir., Military Operations, International Longshoremen’s Association 602 Isham Circle • Brielle, NJ 08730 T 732-292-4690 • C 732-208-5747 F 732-292-4691 • pat.kelly777@verizon.net RAIL Rob Robinson, Assistant VP, Short Line Marking & Commercial Development Norfolk Southern Corporation 110 Franklin Road • Roanoke, VA 24042 T 540-524-6021 • F 540-524-4292 rhrobins@nscorp.com WAREHOUSING, MOVING, AND STORAGE Scott Michael,VP, Mil. & Gov’t Relations American Moving & Storage Association 1611 Duke Street • Alexandria, VA 22314 T 703-683-7410 • smichael@moving.org

SENIOR GOVERNMENT LIAISONS

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (DOT) The Honorable Victor Mendez Acting Deputy Secretary, DOT Room W91-308 (S-2) 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20590 T 202-366-2222 (Alternate) Joel Szabat Executive Director, MARAD, DOT Room W-28-316 (MAR-120) 1200 New Jersey Ave. SE Washington, DC 20590 T 202-366-3907 • joel.szabat@dot.gov OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE Donald C. Stanton Dep. Asst. Secretary of Defense for Transportation Policy 4800 Mark Center Drive, Suite 14G07-01 Alexandria, VA 22350-3607 T 571-372-5206 donald.c.stanton.civ@mail.mil (Alternate) Lisa Roberts Deputy, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Transportation Policy 4800 Mark Center Drive, Suite 14G07-01 Alexandria, VA 22350-3607 T 572-372-5206 • lisa.a.roberts40.civ@mail.mil

DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY (DLA) VADM Mark D. Harnitchek, USN Director, DLA 8725 John J. Kingman Road, Suite 2533 Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-6221 T 703-767-5200 US TRANSPORTATION COMMAND (USTRANSCOM) Gen Paul J. Selva, USAF Commander, USTRANSCOM 508 Scott Drive Scott AFB, IL 62225-5357 T 618-229-3205 • F 618-229-2560 (ALTERNATE) VADM William A. Brown, USN Dep. Commander, USTRANSCOM 508 Scott Drive • Scott AFB, IL 62225-5357 T 618-229-2478 william.a.brown68.mil@mail.mil DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY MG Thomas Richardson, USA Commanding General, Military Surface, Deployment and Distribution Command 1 Soldier Way • Scott AFB, IL 62225 T 618-220-5000 thomas.j.richardson16.mil@mail.mil DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY RADM Thomas K. Shannon, USN Commander, Military Sealift Command Department of the Navy 914 Charles Morris Court SE Building 210, Suite 400 Washington, DC 20398-5540 T 202-685-5001 • F 202-685-5020 linda.handschumacher@navy.mil

COL Edward Fortunato, USA (Ret.) Consultant, Crowley Maritime Corp. 8803 Generals Couchs Court Fredericksburg, VA 22407 C 703-622-9323 • ed.fort.translog@comcast.net

DEFENSE TRAVEL MANAGEMENT OFFICE LTC Harvey Johnson, USA (Ret.) Director, Defense Travel Mgmt. Office 4800 Mark Center Drive, Suite 04J25-01 Alexandria, VA 22350 T 571-372-1300 harvey.johnson@dtmo.pentagon.mil

Maj Gen John E. Griffith, USAF (Ret.) 3130 Rentchler Road • Belleville, IL 62221 T 618-234-0717 • C 618-973-3545 jgriff@juno.com

TRANSPORTATION SECURITY ADMINISTRATION (TSA) John S. Pistole, Administrator, TSA 601 South 12th Street • Arlington, VA 20598

MARINE CORPS LtGen William M. Faulkner, USMC Deputy Commandant, Installations & Logistics, HQ, USMC (Code L) Washington, DC 20380 T 703-695-8572 • F 703-695-8580 william.faulkner@usmc.mil

COL John E. Riley, Jr., USA (Ret.) 8680 Arthur Hills Circle North Charleston, SC 29420 T 843-552-4499

(ALTERNATE) Eddie D. Mayenschein Assistant Administrator, Office of Security Policy and Industry Engagement, TSA 601 South 12th Street • Arlington, VA 20598 T 571-227-5813 • F 571-227-2932 eddie.mayenschein@dhs.gov

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE Gen, Darren McDew, USAF Commander, Air Mobility Command AMC/CC 402 Scott Drive, Unit 3EC Scott AFB, IL 62225-5310 T 618-229-3200 • F 618-229-2556

VICE PRESIDENTS – AT LARGE

John M. Smith Chairman, CRST International, Inc. PO Box 68 • 3930 16th Avenue SW Cedar Rapids, IA 52406 T 319-390-2706 • jsmith@crst.com Willem H. (Bill) van der Stek Owner/Director, Taste Consultancy 16, ‘t Diepe NL 5404 KB Uden • NETHERLANDS

ORGANIZATION OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF LtGen Robert R. Ruark, USMC Director for Logistics, J-4, Joint Staff 4000 Joint Staff Pentagon, 2D867 Washington, DC 20318-4000 T 703-697-7000 • F 703-614-2584

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STATE PRESIDENT James M. Ewing Traffic Management Officer 505 Atlantic Street • Dover AFB, DE 19902 H 302-335-0588 • C 302-363-0739 james.ewing@dover.af.mil

STATE PRESIDENT Bob Reilly Director, Gov’t & Defense Versant Supply Chain 8634 Tower Drive • Laurel, MD 20723 C 301-741-0082 robert.reilly@mainfreightusa.com

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REGIONAL PRESIDENT (CHAIRMAN) COL Rod Mallette, USA (Ret.) Boyle Transportation, Inc. 1013 Overlook Ridge Road Wake Forest, NC 27587 C 703-203-1140 • W 978-670-3475 rod.mallette@boyletransport.com REGIONAL YOUNG LEADERS REPRESENTATIVE Steven Cubarney 42885 Ridgeway Drive • Ashburn, VA 20148 T 703-863-1087 stevencubarney@gmail.com

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PRESIDENCY - Open

Atlantic Region

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DELAWARE

DEL-MAR-VA CHAPTER

STATE PRESIDENT PRESIDENCY - Open

WASHINGTON, DC CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Dave DeBoer GM, US Flag Commercial Sales American Roll On Roll Off Carrier 5928 Interlachen Court Haymarket, VA 20169 C 202-578-2439 ddeboer@amslgroup.com president@ndtadc.org • www.ndtadc.org

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BALTIMORE CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Col Jon Meyer, USAF (Ret.) 809 South Bouldin Street Baltimore, MD 21224 C 443-977-7418 • jonsmeyer@comcast.net

CHESAPEAKE BAY CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Carl Watkins Chapter mailing address: 1535 Command Drive, Suite B-102 Andrews AFB, MD 26072 T 301-981-8109 • carl.watkins@andrews.af.mil

NDTA DIRECTORY—NDTA Regional Organization UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND CHAPTER PRESIDENT Margaret Tian c/o Diane Fox & Stephanie Eckerd SCM Faculty Co-Advisors 3411 Van Munching Hall University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742 T 301-405-2190 dianne_fox@rhsmith.umd.edu

NEW ENGLAND NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER

PRESIDENCY - Open POC – MSgt Daniel Cormier, USAF 5 Charlotte Street Nashua, NH 03064-1451 C 719-648-2592 daniel.cormier@hanscom.af.mil

NEW JERSEY & NEW YORK ALL AMERICAN (NEW JERSEY) CHAPTER

PRESIDENT SMSgt Melvin “Shawn” Fogle, USAF 825-B Mahlenbrock Avenue Fort Dix, NJ 08640 W 609-754-7508 • C 609-556-8720 AllAmericanNDTAPresident@gmail.com

KINGS POINT-MARINER CHAPTER

PRESIDENT CAPT Douglas Hard, USNR (Ret.) Department of Marine Transportation US Merchant Marine Academy Kings Point, NY 11024 W 516-726-5884 • H 516-741-0235 F 516-773-5842 • hardd@usmma.edu

OHIO STATE PRESIDENT Richard Reed Director, 591st Supply Chain Management Group 3454 Pavilion Lane Bellbrook, OH 45305 T 937-257-0244 • reedohio@msn.com

PENNSYLVANIA STATE PRESIDENT LTC John Fasching, USA (Ret.), LMI 3263 North Colebrook Road Manheim, PA 17545 W 717-796-7587 x550159 C 703-899-8198 • jfasching@lmi.org

CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Rich Young, PH.D., FCILT, PSU E355 Olmsted Building Middletown, PA 17057 W 717-948-6151 • C 717-538-1675 rry100@psu.edu

VIRGINIA STATE PRESIDENCY - Open

NORFOLK-TIDEWATER CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Ann Tardy NAVSUP Global Logistics Support 13 Club Terrace Newport News, VA 23606 T 757-443-5272 • ann.tardy@navy.mil www.ndta-norfolk.org

REGIMENTAL (FT. EUSTIS) CHAPTER

PRESIDENT SFC Joe L. Escalera USA (Ret.) 4734 Court Drive • Gloucester, VA 23061 W 757-878-4080 • H 804-694-5217 C 757-570-1473 • joe.escalera@civ.mail.mil

RICHMOND CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Suzanne Pryse, DPMO Doctrine Developer 2401 Quarters Road Bldg. 12500, Room B231 Fort Lee, VA 23801 T 804-765-0906 • F 804-765-0898 suzanne.l.pryse.civ@mail.mil

COLORADO STATE PRESIDENT Linda Murphy 1180 Brittany Circle Colorado Springs, CO 80918 T 719-310-7633 • lmurphy@arh8a.com

PIKES PEAK (COLORADO) CHAPTER PRESIDENCY - Open

ILLINOIS STATE PRESIDENT Victor J. Wald 218 W. Stonybrook Drive O’Fallon, IL 62269 C 618-799-5825 • vikawaldo@gmail.com

CHICAGO CHAPTER PRESIDENCY – Open

SCOTT-ST. LOUIS CHAPTER PRESIDENT Norm Galer PO Box 25486 Scott Air Force Base, IL 6225-0486 W 618-624-3004 • C 618-304-0911 galer_norman@bah.com www.ndtascottstlouis.org

INDIANA STATE PRESIDENCY - Open

IOWA STATE PRESIDENCY - Open

KANSAS

DAYTON (BUCKEYE) CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Paul Tober Chapter mailing address: PO Box 62 Fairborn, OH 45324-0062 T 937-656-2249 • paul.tober@wpafb.af.mil

REGIONAL YOUNG LEADERS REPRESENTATIVE Lori Farnsworth USTRANSCOM/J3-I 508 Scott Drive Scott AFB, IL 62225 T 618-220-7465 • F 618-220-6287 lori.a.farnsworth.civ@mail.mil

Central Region

REGIONAL PRESIDENT Victor J. Wald 218 W. Stonybrook Drive O’Fallon, IL 62269 C 618-799-5825 • vikawaldo@gmail.com

STATE PRESIDENT COL Constantine (Dean) S. Vakas, USA (Ret.) Associate VP, Finance & Administration Park University 8700 River Park Drive, Box 68 Parkville, MO 64152 W 816-584-6570 • C 913-850-8999 dean.vakas@park.edu

GREATER KANSAS CITY CHAPTER PRESIDENCY - Open

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NDTA DIRECTORY—NDTA Regional Organization VICE CHAIRMAN, CORPORATE MEMBERS MARITIME INDUSTRY POSITION - Open

MICHIGAN DETROIT CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Gina Hubbs 12755 E Nine Mile Road Warren, MI 48089 T 855-887-4468 • F 586-834-4047 ghubbs@goutsi.com

PRESIDENT Jeanine Witkowski Viareggio, IT C 39-333-429-6771 • skaquei@mac.com

BAHRAIN

TURKEY

PRESIDENT David Frenkel Business Development, Amstan Logistics 5021 Vernon Avenue #205 Edina, MN 55436 T 612-237-1966 • frenkel@att.net

PRESIDENT Victor R. Ramanan Chapter mailing address: PO Box 22223 • Safat – 13083 • Kuwait W 965-1836666 C 965-66770677 or 44-791-9173030 F 965-22445788 • victor@raith-cts.com victor.ramanan@us.army.mil

MISSOURI

BELGIUM & THE NETHERLANDS

TWIN CITIES CHAPTER

STATE PRESIDENT Ralph Percival 2045 Firethorn Drive • St. Louis, MO 63131 H 314-821-7148 ralphpercival@sbcglobal.net

GREATER KANSAS CITY CHAPTER (see listing under Kansas)

SCOTT-ST. LOUIS CHAPTER (see listing under Illinois)

PRESIDENT Paul Kelleher Hill House • Chalfont Lane West Hyde, Hertfordshire WD3 9XN United Kingdom H 011-44-189-582-1771 paul.kelleher1@btinternet.com

REGIONAL YOUNG LEADERS REPRESENTATIVE POSITION - Open VICE PRESIDENT AT LARGE Willem (Bill) H. van der Stek Owner/Director Taste Consultancy 16, ’t Diepe NL 5404 KB Uden • The Netherlands W +31 413 267808 • C +31 651 209009 wiom@vanderstek.nl

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PRESIDENT Servet Tumkaya Self Employed Exp. Trans & Logistics Exec. NDTA Incirlik AB, Chapter President Kurtulus mh no 17 sk no 14 Seyhan Adana Turkey W 49-151-4760-6545 • C 90-533-399-2902 servett56@yahoo.com servett56@gmail.com

PRESIDENT LTC Eddy Geudens (Ret.) RBA c/o Mrs. Fiona M. Slabbekoorn, Secretary Cycladen 1 • 2094 VG Capelle aan den IJssel The Netherlands W +31 10 280 0610 ndtabenelux@hotmail.com www.ndta-benelux.org

UNITED KINGDOM (ENGLAND) CHAPTER

REGIONAL PRESIDENT Col John T. Rausch, USAF (Ret.) Chief, Logistics Readiness Div., HQ USAFE PSC 2, Box 8633 • APO, AE 09012 W 49-6717-47-7677 • C 49-151-4181-0208 rauschjt@yahoo.com

HODJA (INCIRLIK, TURKEY) CHAPTER

BENELUX INT’L (BELGIUM, HOLLAND) CHAPTER

ENGLAND

European Region

MEDITERRANEAN (ITALY) CHAPTER

VICE CHAIRMAN, CORPORATE MEMBERS AIR & LAND INDUSTRY POSITION - Open

SOUTHWEST ASIA CHAPTER

MINNESOTA

ITALY

GERMANY RHEINLAND-PFALZ (GERMANY) CHAPTER PRESIDENT MSgt Daisy Galan, USAF PSC 2 Box 15389 • APO, AE 09012 DSN 314-479-4315 daisy.galan@ramstein.af.mil rheinpfalzndta@googlemail.com

STUTTGART CHAPTER PRESIDENCY - Open

Mid-South Region

REGIONAL PRESIDENT (VICE CHAIRMAN) LtCol Walter Dzialo, USAF (Ret.) 6108 Ashwood Court Montgomery, AL 36117 H 334-272-8571 • C 334-467-7683 walterdzialo@bellsouth.net

ALABAMA STATE PRESIDENT LtCol Ronald L. Lacour, USAF (Ret.) 450 Shokula Lane Wetumpka, AL 36092 W 334-260-3325 • H 334-322-6996 F 334-277-2331 • ronald.lacour@gdit.com

MONTGOMERY CHAPTER

PRESIDENT LtCol Walter Dzialo, USAF (Ret.) 6108 Ashwood Court Montgomery, AL 36117 H 334-272-8571 • C 334-467-7683 walterdzialo@bellsouth.net

NDTA Regional Organization—NDTA DIRECTORY LOUISIANA

HAWAII

STATE PRESIDENT Thomas W. Conrad 4741 Hastings Street Metairie, LA 70006 H 504-455-6592

STATE PRESIDENT Yvonne Frazier Mailing address: NDTA Aloha Chapter PO Box 30800 PMB323 Honolulu, HI 96820 T 808-449-4192 • yvonne.frazier@us.af.mil

BARKSDALE-SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CHAPTER PRESIDENCY - Open POC – SMSgt Larry Little, USAF 2008 Airline Drive, Suite 300-154 Bossier City, LA 71111-0154 T 318-456-1212 • larry.little@us.af.mil

NEW ORLEANS CHAPTER

PRESIDENT James J. Murphy US Maritime Administration 501 Magazine Street, Room 1223 New Orleans, LA 70130-3394 W 504-589-2000 x229 H 504-885-4620 • F 504-589-6559 james.murphy@dot.gov

MISSIPPI GULF COAST CHAPTER

PRESIDENT CMSgt Christopher Billeaud, USAF (Ret.) 2534 Parkway Road • Biloxi, MS 39531 H 228-388-6956 • billeaud69@gmail.com

ALOHA (HAWAII) CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Jason Adkins (appointed) Mailing address: NDTA Aloha Chapter PO Box 30800 PMB323 Honolulu, HI 96820 T 808-449-4195 • jason.adkins@us.af. mil

PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION STUDENT ASSOCIATION CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Professor Fredrick Collison c/o School of Travel Industry Management University of Hawaii at Manoa 2560 Campus Road • Honolulu, HI 96822 T 808-956-8124 • collison@hawaii.edu

JAPAN OKINAWA (JAPAN) CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Robert Sherrill PSC 80, Box 13114 • APO, AP 96367 DSN 315-634-3043 • H 253-238-8825 C 090-6861-4607 • robert.sherrill@dla.mil

ARCTIC (FAIRBANKS) CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Ken Russell 3410 Liberty Court North Pole, AK 99705-6490 W 907-377-2727 • C 907-978-4124 F 907-377-1775 • arcticndta@yahoo.com

NORTH POLE CHAPTER

PRESIDENT James Jackson Chapter mailing address: c/o Suzanne Fairbanks 9851 Reliance Drive Anchorage, AK 99507 T 907-301-9119 • jimmyjack1808@yahoo.com www.ndtaanchorage.com

IDAHO IDAHO CHAPTER

PRESIDENT SSgt Patrick Mackey, USAF 200 W 15th N • Mountain Home, ID 83647 T 208-828-6930 patrick.mackey@mountainhome.af.mil

WASHINGTON STATE PRESIDENT Rick Orvella Totem Ocean Trailer Express 32001 32nd Avenue S., Suite 200 Federal Way, WA 98001 T 206-947-7140 • rorvella@totemocean.com

PUGET SOUND CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Rick Orvella Totem Ocean Trailer Express 32001 32nd Avenue S., Suite 200 Federal Way, WA 98001 • T 206-947-7140 rorvella@totemocean.com

Pacific Region

REGIONAL PRESIDENT Will Martin, APL Limited 1111 Broadway, Suite 100 Oakland, CA 94607 W 510-285-2039 • C 510-774-5439 will_martin@apl.com

GUAM MICRONESIA (GUAM) CHAPTER

PRESIDENCY - Open POC – Eric Bell PO Box 9249 • Tamuning, Guam 96931 T 671-647-8317 • F 671-649-0546 ebell@tripleb.com

Pacific Northwestern Region REGIONAL PRESIDENT Robert Sherrill PSC 80, Box 13114 • APO, AP 96367 DSN 315-634-3043 • H 253-238-8825 C 090-6861-4607 • robert.sherrill@dla.mil

ALASKA STATE PRESIDENT Chuck Muscio Totem Ocean Trailer Express 2511 Tidewater • Anchorage, AK 99501 W 907-244-9963 • F 907-265-7289 cmuscio@totemocean.com

Pacific Southwestern Region REGIONAL PRESIDENT Charlie Hermosa Gen. Mgr. of Container Sales-Pasha Hawaii 4040 Civic Center Drive, Suite 350 San Rafael, CA 94903 W 415-927-6515 • C 510-501-0787 charlie_hermosa@pashanet.com

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ARIZONA

PRESIDENT Lt Col Janette Ketchum, USAF PO Box 6060 MacDill AFB, FL 33608-0060 T 813-826-3044 janette.ketchum@socom.mil www.tampabayndta.org

STATE PRESIDENT Will Jordan 11500 E. Camino Aurelia Corona, AZ 85641 H 520-762-5993 • C 520-444-5283 willjordan@wildblue.net

ARIZONA FRONTIER CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Gregory N. Coker Chapter mailing address: PO Box 15122 • Tucson, AZ 85708 T 520-228-5488 • gregory.coker.1@us.af.mil

CALIFORNIA STATE PRESIDENT Bill Scott 235 West Seaview Drive Benicia, CA 94510 T 707-315-1962 • F 707-297-6337 wcjscott@castles.com

SAN DIEGO CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Barbara Johnson Chapter mailing address: c/o Tim McCully, DepMSCPAC (Bldg 570) 140 Sylvester Road • San Diego, CA 92106 W 760-431-0266 • H 858-674-1977 barbara@crystalinternational.com

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CHAPTER PRESIDENT Will Martin APL-Director Military Sales 1111 Broadway, Suite 100 Oakland, CA 94607 W 510-285-2039 • C 510-774-5439 F 510-285-2072 • will_martin@apl.com www.ndta-sf.com

SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Terri Dalton Chapter mailing address: PO Box 1701 • Lathrop, CA 95330 T 209-839-4575 • sjvndta@hotmail.com terri.dalton@dla.mil

NEVADA UTAH UTAH CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Craig Thurgood 3391 West 4800 South • Roy, UT 84067 H 801-825-6973 • C 801-388-1414 cthurgood@msn.com Defense Transportation Journal

REGIONAL PRESIDENT Daren Baker Deputy Liaison to CENTCOM & SOCOM USTRANSCOM J3 2816 Graphite Court • Valrico, FL 33594 H 813-383-8090 dbaker168@tampabay.rr.com REGIONAL YOUNG LEADERS REPRESENTATIVE Heather Pound Government Transportation Services Landstar Transportation Logistics 13410 Sutton Park Drive Jacksonville, FL 32224 T 904-390-4850 • hpound@landstar.com

FLORIDA STATE PRESIDENT Victor (Wally) W. González T 904-727-2256 • W 877-262-1996 C 904-402-3079 victor.gonzalez@crowley.com

FLORIDA PAN HANDLE CHAPTER PRESIDENT TSgt Johanna Achey, USAF HQ AFSOC Traffic Management FAM Hurlburt Field, FL 32542 T 850-884-2078 • F 850-579-7700 johanna.achey@hurlburt.af.mil

JACKSONVILLE CHAPTER

PRESIDENT John Gibson Director, Government Marketing Landstar Transportation Logistics Inc. 13410 Sutton Park Drive, South Jacksonville, FL 32224 T 904-607-8843 • jgibson@landstar.com

MIAMI CHAPTER

STATE PRESIDENCY - Open

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PRESIDENCY - Open POC – Hans Garcia 9428 SW 164th Court Miami, FL 33196-1074 H 786-452-7429 hans.garcia.civ@mail.mil

GEORGIA STATE PRESIDENT CPT Larry Thomas, USA (Ret.) 4310 Alison Jane Drive Kennesaw, GA 30144 W 678-819-4057 • C 770-891-0044 larry.thomas.gdit@gmail.com

ATLANTA CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Tim Robinson 115 Windsor Heights Fayetteville, GA 30215 T 770-490-8216 logistics_manager@hotmail.com information@ndtaatlanta.org www.ndtaatlanta.org

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PRESIDENT Ed Berti Senior Director, Military & Gov’t Services Horizon Lines 4064 Colony Road, Suite 200 Charlotte, NC 28211 W 704-973-7017 • O 704-560-4448 eberti@horizonlines.com

CAPE FEAR CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Scott Mercer NDTA Cape Fear Chapter 175 PO Box 10201 Southport, NC 28461 T 910-457-7475 • F 910-457-8606 smercer@portsamerica.com

FORT BRAGG-SAND HILLS CHAPTER

PRESIDENCY - Open POC – Bambi Beatty Logistics-Plans, Operations, and Concepts Headquarters, FORSCOM G4 4700 Knox Street • Ft. Bragg, NC 28310 T 910-570-5481 bambi.l.beatty.civ@mail.com

NDTA Regional Organization—NDTA DIRECTORY SOUTH CAROLINA STATE PRESIDENT LTC Fred Stribling, USAR (Ret.) 297 Oak Point Landing Drive Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 T 843-860-0293 fredstribling@comcast.net

CHARLESTON CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Glenn McNeil Department of the US Air Force Civilian 437th Aerial Port Squadron Duty Officer H 843-822-4328 H gdmcneil@g.cofc.edu W glenn.mcneil@charleston.af.mil

OKLAHOMA CITY CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Steve Hawks President, Hawks Logistics, Inc. 1120 Bankside Circle Edmond, OK 73012 shawks@hawkslogistics.com

TEXAS STATE PRESIDENT Rufus T. Reed, Jr. 1300 Greenwood • Schertz, TX 78154 H 210-659-1853 reddrooster@satx.rr.com

DALLAS/FT WORTH CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Col Roger L. Neumann, USAF President, Dallas/Ft. Worth Chapter, NDTA AAFES/PL (5th floor) 3911 S. Walton Walker Boulevard Dallas, TX 75236 W 214-312-2026 • DSN 967-2026 C 972-834-7147 • neumannrl@aafes.com www.dallasndta.com

EL PASO CHAPTER Southwestern Region REGIONAL PRESIDENT Ernest Bezdek Port of Beaumont 1225 Main Street Beaumont, TX 77701 T 409-835-5367 • C 409-656-7328 elb@portofbeaumont.com REGIONAL YOUNG LEADERS REPRESENTATIVE Adam Pincus PO Box 47111 San Antonio, TX 78265-7111 T 210-654-4028 • F 210-654-7591 majicman67@yahoo.com

OKLAHOMA LAWTON-FORT SILL CHAPTER

PRESIDENT COL Jim Cunningham, USA (Ret.) 1612 West Gore Boulevard Lawton, OK 73501 T 580-248-3300 james_e_cunningham@raytheon.com

PRESIDENT Rick Roy 4552 R.T. Cassidy Drive El Paso, TX 79924 W 915-568-8166 • H 915-751-6574 F 915-568-9042 • rick.roy@conus.army.mil

HOUSTON CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Charles Tillotson Chapter mailing address: c/o Robert Morgan, Jr. PO Box 890263 • Houston, TX 77289-0263 T 832-622-4381 charles.tillotson@metroports.com

SAN ANTONIO CHAPTER

PRESIDENT Bill Fisher Chapter mailing address: 18866 Stone Oak Parkway, Suite 103-74 San Antonio, TX 78258 H 210-497-7645 • wkf1957@sbcglobal.net www.ndtasanantonio.org/

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Creating Supply Chain Leaders Irvin Varkonyi, President, Supply Chain Operations Preparedness Education (SCOPE) ivarkonyi@scopedu.com

n late January 2014, a two day workshop “Supply Chain Leadership Initiative Design” was conducted by USAID/Deliver Project and the System for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and Services (SIAPS) to explore the impact of leadership in optimizing supply chain performance. The workshop offered an opportunity to address an aspect of supply chain management, its leadership, which is not often addressed in professional development of supply chain professionals. Let’s start by addressing the key focus of our topic—leaders and leadership. “Supply chain leaders today are at the cusp of having to oversee all aspects of the business of their organizations—from internal capacities and capabilities to external supply chain operations—and understanding how these serve evolving business models.”1 Supply chain leaders have been tasked with designing and executing efficient and resilient supply chains which overcome the challenges of differences in language, culture, technology, economic levels, and more. SKILLS REQUIRED TO BE AN EFFECTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN LEADER

What are some of the attributes required to be an effective supply chain leader? 1. The ability to understand the end-toend supply chain 2. Possess experience in major aspects of the supply chain such as acquisition, production, manufacturing, distribution, and reverse logistics 3. Have the experience of working and living in different areas and cultures, in both developed and emerging markets 4. Be adaptive and a manager of change 5. Continuously ask questions and assess new opportunities2 The University of Tennessee Center for Executive Education, a renowned center for supply chain education, suggests several skill sets for supply chain leaders: 1. A collaborative, teamwork-oriented management style 2. A capability to achieve operational excellence 126 |

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3. Proficiency in Information Technology 4. An ability to assess environmental trends and their impact on supply chain sustainability 5. Mentoring and guiding emerging professionals 6. A metrics orientation, utilizing tools to develop measurements for success 7. A cross functional attitude which leads toward dissolving silos and stovepipes3 Effective Supply Chain leaders will focus on the process just as much on outcomes. Efficient processes will produce desired results. Operational excellence drives supply chain leaders. Collaboration extends not only to departments within a company, but externally among suppliers and vendors in the horizontally integrated organization which has become popular and effective. The USAID/SIAPS conference sought answers which contribute to the development of supply chain leaders. Because the majority of attendees at the conference are in the field of global public health, much emphasis was placed on leadership in public health supply chains. However, many characteristics of leadership in this field are found in other supply chains. MILITARY SUPPLY CHAIN LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS

Penn State University’s Smeal College of Business offers a Certificate in Supply Chain Leadership. It focuses on aligning business strategies with supply chain strategies, financial leadership, technology, and acquisition. This is an executive program. Military personnel who have attended the Marine Corps Logistics Education Program (MCLEP); MCLEP Non-Resident Program; programs administered at the Army Logistics Management College (ALMC); or those who have completed NAVICP should contact Penn State Executive Programs to learn more. The US Army recognize the value of leadership (as do all branches of our military) including logistics leadership. “As the Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM) continues to develop the

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Globally Responsive Sustainment Strategy, it has both the need and the opportunity to integrate the learning initiatives it is undertaking into a comprehensive logistics leader development strategy to produce adaptive and creative sustainers with the skills and knowledge to operate in the future environment.”4 The army strategy includes career maps that give participants the opportunity to develop themselves from the tactical through the operational and strategic levels of the logistics enterprise. “Those competencies, applicable to officer professional development, pertain to four main learning areas of military logistics: planning, Distribution/Supply Chain Management (D/SCM), Life Cycle Systems Management (LCSM), and Defense Industrial Base Management (DIBM). These areas are by no means mutually exclusive; yet, when considered holistically, they make up the professional discipline of military logistics.”5 EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE

How much can we teach a person to be a leader? How much can we facilitate the person to develop their own learning? How much of the characteristics of leadership are we born with, and which experience and training can ensure these traits are developed in a positive way? We might consider the aspect of emotional intelligence, a critical aspect of determining effective leadership. There are five components of emotional intelligence that are at work in leaders: 1. Self-awareness – the ability to recognize and understand your moods, emotions, drivers 2. Self-regulation – the ability to control or redirect disruptive impulses and moods 3. Motivation – a passion to work for reasons that go beyond money or status 4. Empathy – the ability to understand the emotional make up of other people 5. Social skill – proficiency in managing relationships and building networks6 continued on page 128

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Rock Island Requiem Rock Island Requiem by Gregory L. Schneider (University Press of Kansas, 2013), ISBN-13: 9780700619184, 392 pages, Hardcover, $32.00).

elebrated in history and song, the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad—the Rock Island Line—was a powerful Midwestern railroad that once traversed thirteen states with its fast freights and Rocket passenger trains, but eventually succumbed to government regulation and a changing economy. Gregory Schneider chronicles the Rock Island’s painful decline and along the way reveals some of the key problems within the American railroad industry during the post-WWII era. Schneider takes readers back to a time when railroads still clung to a storied past

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the past, albeit for very short periods of time. The falling ice was an unforeseen problem no one had planned for; now that it has been identified, I’m sure a solution will be found to deal with a recurrence in the future. In the worst case, we’ll just have to wait it out. Politicians can be equally myopic where transportation infrastructure is concerned. For example, our governor doesn’t seem to see the absurdity of extoling the virtues of South Carolina as a pro-business state while simultaneously and vehemently refusing to even consider a modest increase in the state’s fuel tax, which is currently one of the lowest in the nation. I’ve discussed the shocking lack of funding in South Carolina for basic road maintenance in this column before and won’t belabor it. I will say, however, that the deterioration of our highways and bridges is only getting

to offer new insight into the devastating impact of economic policymaking during the 1960s and 1970s. Schneider recounts the largest railroad liquidation in American history, as well as one of the most successful reorganizations in American business, to depict the demise and ultimate collapse of Rock Island as part of a broader account of hard times in the railroad industry beginning in the 1970s. I couldn’t help but see the similarities between the paths of the Rock Island Line and Pan Am. Both were highly successful carriers in their day, yet unable to survive in a free-market environment. This work is an excellent chronicle both of one of the nation’s great railroads and of the damage restrictive federal regulatory policies inflicted on the industry as a whole. DTJ worse, to the detriment of all businesses moving goods throughout the state. Yes, I know…we’re wimps where winter weather is concerned. Heck, avoiding such unpleasantness is one of the reasons many of us moved down here. In our defense, however, we rarely get such an extreme dose, so we don’t have the equipment or material available to handle it. And judging by the pounding you all were getting farther to the north, perhaps there are simply some events that are impossible to plan for. For better or worse, they simply must be dealt with as they unfold. Despite all of the forecasting, advanced warning, and media coverage, many of us were still unprepared for the ferocity of the actual event. But when I saw The Weather Channel’s Jim Cantore broadcasting live from the Cistern Yard at the College of Charleston, a block away from my office, I knew we were in for it. DTJ

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cance of transportation during the month of May. Start up a conversation with a friend or relative about new innovations, challenges, or political policies that are occurring in the world of transportation. Tell young people in your lives about the career opportunities in transportation, logistics, and supply chain management. Or write to your representatives to provide your expert insights into our Nation’s transportation needs. Let’s make NTW not just a week for us to celebrate, but a time to call attention to just how critical transportation is to us all! DTJ

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CONCLUSION

Supply Chain Management is the internal integration of multiple functions of an organization and the eternal integration with its suppliers/vendors. Leadership in the supply chain recognizes the cross functional nature of supply chain management. Individual leaders have developed their personal characteristics, gained experience and learned skills that enhanced their emotional intelligence, which motivates and drives their teams to achieve collaborative success. We are not born to lead, but we are capable of growing into supply chain leaders by utilizing our personal capabilities and learning from our experiences. DTJ 1 2 3

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http://www.russellreynolds.com/content/ supply-chain-leaders-future http://www.russellreynolds.com/content/ supply-chain-leaders-future John Mentzer, University of Tennessee Center for Executive Education, http://thecenter.utk. edu/images/MentzerSDCESkillsForEffective SupplyChainLeaders.pdf Synchronizing leader development for Sustainment 2020, www.army.mil Synchronizing leader development for Sustainment 2020, www.army.mil “What Makes a Leader,” Daniel Goldman, Harvard Business Review, 1998

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