Crowley to Continue Transcom Freight Coordination Services Under $328M Contract Modification

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Crowley‘s government services business will continue to coordinate surface freight shipping operations for Department of Defense activities within the North American region after U.S. Transportation Command awarded the company a $480 million economic adjustment under an existing contract. The adjustment is part of the Defense Freight Transportation Services contract and is scheduled to run through

Crowley will help the U.S. Navy’s Military Sealift Command operate and maintain transportation auxiliary general ocean surveillance and missile range instrumentation vessels under a potential two-year, $95.3 million contract. The company will manage six T-AGOS and T-AGM units, which are respectively intended for anti-submarine warfare and missile or rocket tracking operations, the Defense Department said