The Naval Supply Systems Command has issued a request for proposals to on-ramp additional contractors to its Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract vehicle, offering spots on the WEXMAC 2.3 Territorial Integrity of the United States indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.
The RFP supports a planned $45 billion increase to the contract ceiling for Region 27, raising the maximum value from $10 billion to $55 billion, according to the notice published Wednesday on SAM.gov. Work is limited to U.S.-based companies, including both prime contractors and subcontractors.
The solicitation represents a new competition conducted under the rolling admissions authority of the base WEXMAC contract.
What Services Are Included in WEXMAC 2.2?
The RFP supports expeditionary and contingency operations, including base operations and life support, construction and material handling, lodging and catering, medical and force protection services, communications, logistics and transportation, fuel and water supply, and humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.
Questions regarding the solicitation are due by Wednesday, with final proposals required by Jan. 30.
When Was the WEXMAC TITUS 2.1 Vehicle Awarded?
NAVSUP previously awarded TITUS spots to multiple firms to support the full range of military operational phases, including theater opening, sustainment, distribution, stability operations and defense support of civil authorities.
The TITUS 2.1 IDIQ saw two rounds of awards in late 2025: 59 contractors were named in September, followed by seven more in October, including 701C, Anovaeon, Guardian 6 Solutions, KDP Global Enterprises, ResponseForce1, SGK Global Services, and Worldwide Employee Housing Solutions.
