Seko Expands Defense Logistics Reach Through StratDef

Partnership Targets Security-Sensitive Logistics Work Across Europe, Middle East and Africa

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Seko said government, space and defense logistics remains a priority for the company, with investment and hiring continuing in the U.S. and Europe, the Middle East and Africa. (Dragos Condrea/Getty Images)

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Seko Logistics is partnering with StratDef Logistics to support its government, space and defense business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

The arrangement, announced May 14 by Seko, is aimed at customers with logistics needs involving regulated or security-sensitive work, including programs that require localized European security clearances and in-market operational control, Seko said.

Seko said StratDef will operate independently while coordinating with the company on clearance-dependent logistics requirements in Europe. The partnership is intended to keep those services connected to Seko’s global network while giving customers access to local support where specific security clearances are required.

StratDef is an independent European defense logistics provider led by Managing Director Jeremy 't Hart. Seko said 't Hart has more than 24 years of logistics experience, including prior leadership roles within Seko’s government, space and defense operations.



Brian Bourke, global chief commercial officer at Seko, said the partnership reflects continued investment in government, space and defense logistics, particularly for customers operating in compliance-driven environments.

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Seko said government, space and defense logistics remains a priority for the company, with investment and hiring continuing in the U.S. and Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Schaumburg, Ill.-based Seko ranks No. 41 on the Transport Topics Top 100 list of the largest logistics companies in North America.

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