ATC is wholly Afghan owned and is principally involved in logistic services throughout the whole of Afghanistan. With a proven record of its success in completing projects on time, and strong relations with many other companies in this sector as well as government leaders, ATC is strategically positioned to satisfy the requirements of all logistic challenges.
ATC is comprised of a multinational team that includes Afghans, American, and British senior leadership. ATC has established offices in Kabul, Kandahar City, Kandahar Airfield (KAF), Bastion/Leatherneck, and Bagram, as well as operational centers throughout the country. Employees maintain appropriate visa and installation badge access to streamline processing of goods on and off military installations.
ATC provides point of contact (POCs) that can speak English fluently, deal with clientele on all issues relating to contracts, maintenance, mobilization and performance of work. ATC adheres to all applicable screening requirements and host nation labor law.
Afghanistan is wrought with logistical challenges and dangers. These dangers include enemy attacks on convoys, rough terrain, and a changing and dynamic battlefield. ATC Company is a vendor that is established in Afghanistan and has strategic partnerships for procurement of goods and passage across the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan without government interference.
It ATC has strategically located storage/soak facilities. Amania trucks meet specifications for transporting a myriad of goods along supply routes where convoys can be routinely subject to extreme environmental conditions and terrain, blocked roadways, or hostile enemies, among other perils. Proper agreements, licenses, registrations, and permits are in place.
In order to reach intended destinations safely, route plans and vehicle tracking systems have been established. Contingency plans ready for possible deployment.
