The Bengal Logistics Ltd. has received appreciation and recognition from international programs, conservation partners, academic institutions and project stakeholders for reliable logistics, BPO, project coordination, vessel support, transport, training support and administrative services in Bangladesh.
These recognition letters reflect Bengal Logistics’ long-term work as a trusted local partner for international programs, tourism operations, field logistics, research coordination, training workshops, administrative support, conservation projects and academic collaboration.
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Appreciation for managing U.S. Forest Service support in Bangladesh, including international funds transfer, workshop and logistical support, transportation, venue support, financial support and specialized personnel.
Appreciation for excellent logistical and administrative support, efficient collaboration since October 2015, and support in organizing trainings, workshops and relevant events.
Recognition for two Sundarbans Khal Survey projects, including support for 35 team members, mother vessel, sampans, speedboat, support staff and related logistics.
Appreciation for invaluable support to Peace Corps volunteers, including urgent airport transport arrangement without advance notice.
Appreciation for supporting the Department of Maritime Tourism and Hospitality Management and successfully accomplishing a course for the MBA program.
Bengal Logistics’ appreciation records show credibility across project support, conservation logistics, academic collaboration, training support, transport coordination and international visitor handling.
These documents show Bengal Logistics’ ability to manage practical, field-level needs where reliability, urgency, local knowledge and professional coordination are essential.
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The Director of the Peace Corps, Washington, DC
THE DIRECTOR OF THE PEACE CORPS
March 24, 2006
M. Rafiqul Islam (Nasim)
Director
The Bengal Tours Ltd.
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dear Mr. Rafiqul:
On behalf of the Peace Corps, I would like to express our deep appreciation to you and your staff at Bengal Tours for your invaluable support of our Volunteers last week.
We are deeply indebted to you for arranging transport to the airport without advance notice for all of our Volunteers. The support and friendship of people like you is greatly appreciated.
Once again, and on behalf of the many Peace Corps Volunteers and staff members who have served in Bangladesh since 1998, thank you for your support of the Peace Corps program in Bangladesh.
Forest Service International Programs, Washington, DC
Forest Service International Programs
1 Thomas Circle NW, Suite 400
Washington, DC 20005 U.S.A.
+1 (202) 644-4600
March 7, 2017
To whom it may concern:
Management and Engineering Technologies International, Inc. (METI) is a professional services firm supporting the United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service as a prime contractor in support of the Office of International Programs (USFS-IP). In this capacity, METI acts as the agent for the Office of International Programs for initiatives worldwide.
The Bengal Logistics LTD is supporting a capacity building initiative for the Bangladesh program, in training workshop organization and facilitation. In this capacity, Bengal Logistics LTD is receiving payments from METI for services via wire transfer.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 1-202-644-4575, or at elisederiel@fs.fed.us.
US Forest Service Bangladesh Natural Resource Portfolio, SilvaCarbon Program
SilvaCarbon
Bana Bhaban
Room no. 316, Level-2
Plot E8 B2, Sher-e-Bangla Nagar
Agargaon, Dhaka-1207
Bangladesh
June 06, 2018
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This is to acknowledge that “The Bengal Logistics Ltd.” House # 45, Road # 27, Block – A, Banani, Dhaka – 1213, Bangladesh have been providing excellent logistical and administrative support to SilvaCarbon Bangladesh program managed by US Forest Service International Programs.
‘The Bengal Logistics Ltd.’ collaborated efficiently with SilvaCarbon Bangladesh program since October 2015 as a service provider as well as a logistics management associate. I’m delighted to point out, we are particularly impressed by Bengal’s professionalism, dynamism and expertise support in organizing various training, workshops and relevant events.
I’m aware that ‘The Bengal Logistics Ltd.’ has been working as a reputed logistics management and associated service provider agency since the year 1999. Above all, I should mention that SilvaCarbon Bangladesh highly appreciates and values the excellent service rendered by ‘The Bengal Logistics Ltd.’ I wish best of luck in their future endeavors.
Should you have queries, please feel free to contact me at ashraful@silvacarbon-bd.org
United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Washington Office
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Washington Office
14th & Independence SW
P.O. Box 96090
Washington, DC 20090-6090
Date: June 29, 2018
To: M. Rafiqul Islam (Nasim), Managing Director of the Bengal Logistics Ltd.
Dear Mr. M. Rafiqul Islam (Nasim),
Please accept my sincere thank you for your support of U.S. Forest Service International Programs (IP) as Managing Director of The Bengal Logistics Ltd. As you may know, IP is located within the Forest Service Office of the Chief, with majority program funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development, to promote sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation internationally.
One of IP’s primary services is to link the skills of the field-based staff of the U.S. Forest Service with partners overseas, allowing the agency to address the world’s most critical forestry issues and concerns. The scope of IP’s overseas activities often require the engagement of local service providers to facilitate in country logistical, administrative, and financial support. Your willingness to provide your skilled attention to the US Forest Service program helps IP better achieve its mission to foster sustainable natural resource management, biodiversity conservation, and to support American forestry interests throughout the world while exposing the agency’s workforce to new ideas and experiences.
We greatly appreciate your collaborative efforts in managing the US Forest Service account at Bengal Logistics Ltd. Since October 2015 until present The Bengal Logistics Ltd. has provided US Forest Service with program accounting services including international funds transfers, workshop and logistical support, transportation and venue support services, as well as providing specialized personnel for activity support purposes. Your willingness and capability to accept these assignments on such short notice was also very much appreciated. The US Forest Service program in Bangladesh is highly dynamic and the support of The Bengal Logistics Ltd. has been essential to the overall success of our activities.
It is our hope that the experience you have gained working with the US Forest Service has added value to your work. We look forward to more collaborative opportunities and the ability to potentially work together again in the future.
Once again we thank you for your support of this important work.
United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Washington Office
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Washington Office
14th & Independence SW
P.O. Box 96090
Washington, DC 20090-6090
September 4, 2018
To whom it may concern:
Management and Engineering Technologies International, INC. (METI) is a professional services firm supporting the United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service as a prime contractor in support of the Office of International Program (USFS-IP). In this capacity, METI acts as the agent for the Office of International Programs for initiatives worldwide.
The Bengal Logistics LTD is supporting a capacity building initiative for the Bangladesh program, in training workshop organization and facilitation. In this capacity, Bengal Logistics LTD is receiving payments from METI for services via wire transfer.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 1-202-644-4637, or at justingreen@fs.fed.us
USAID’s Bengal Tiger Conservation Activity (BAGH)
WILDTEAM
Changing The Game For Nature
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This to certify that “The Bengal Logistics Ltd.” House # 45, Road # 27, Block – A, Banani, Dhaka – 1213, Bangladesh a leading Project Management / Partnering agency, logistics support provider and tour operator has been working in Bangladesh with utmost reputation since the year 1999, having total workforce of 70 skilled personnel, 2 work stations at Dhaka & Khulna, fleet of motor vehicles and cruise ships.
As a professional service provider, they have successfully accomplished two conjugative “Khal Survey” projects inside the Sundarbans forest (November 2016 – February 2017 and February – March 2018) supported by USAID’s Bengal Tiger Conservation Activity (BAGH) and the implementing local conservation organization WILDTEAM with the help of Bangladesh Forest Department (BFD).
Their role was to provide support for 35 team members, provide and manage the fleet of vessels including 1 Mother vessel, 05 Sampans, 01 Speedboat, support staffs and other related logistics.
The Bengal Logistics Ltd. has been putting vital contribution to develop service industry since its commencement.
We wish them all success onward.
United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Washington Office
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Washington Office
14th & Independence SW
P.O. Box 96090
Washington, DC 20090-6090
January 12, 2021
To whom it may concern:
Management and Engineering Technologies International, INC. (METI) is a professional services firm supporting the United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service as a prime contractor in support of the Office of International Program (USFS-IP). In this capacity, METI acts as the agent for the Office of International Programs for initiatives worldwide.
The Bengal Logistics Ltd. is supporting a capacity building initiative for the Bangladesh program, in training workshop organization and facilitation. In this capacity, Bengal Logistics Ltd. is receiving payments from METI for services via wire transfer.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact Justin Green, US Forest Service Bangladesh Program Manager at 1-202-834-4939 / justin.green@usda.gov; Abu Mostafa Kamal Uddin, US Forest Service Bangladesh Compass Program Project Lead (based in Dhaka, Bangladesh) at +88-0171580698 / mkamal@compass-bd.org; or Mohammed Kamruzzaman, US Forest Service Bangladesh Compass Program Finance Manager (based in Dhaka, Bangladesh) at +88-01970-013516, 01642-469051 / mkamruzzaman@compass-bd.org.
Department of Maritime Tourism and Hospitality Management, BMU
Bangladesh Maritime University
14/6 – 14/23, Pallabi, Mirpur – 12, Dhaka 1216, Bangladesh.
Phone: +8801715769954, 01769721010. Fax: +88 02 58070457
Email: srhasan75@gmail.com regoffice@bsmrmu.edu.bd Web: bsmrmu.edu.bd
11 April’ 2022
To
M. Rafiqul Islam (Nasim)
Managing Director
The Bengal Logistics Ltd.
Flat # 4/B, House # 114, Road # 15, Block – C,
Banani, Dhaka – 1213, Bangladesh
Dear M. Rafiqul Islam (Nasim),
Greetings from the Bangladesh Maritime University (BMU).
Please accept our sincere thankfulness for your unconditional support to run the academic program of the newly created Department of Maritime Tourism and Hospitality Management, Bangladesh Maritime University (BMU), Dhaka Bangladesh as a guest faculty member.
We greatly appreciate your collaborative efforts in taking and successfully accomplishing a course for MBA in Maritime Tourism and Hospitality Management (1st Batch) of the session 2020 – 2021.
Course Name: Coastal Tourism and Cruise Management
Course Number: MTHM-506
Feedback from the students of your course about your performance was highly satisfactory. The students were greatly helped to learn the course from a person like you who has limitless experience in that area. We also hope that the experience you have gained working with BMU has added value to your profession. We look forward to more collaborative opportunities and the ability to potentially work together again in the future.
Your long experience in tourism industry is highly dynamic and it will help creating a better performance of Bangladesh Tourism and Hospitality sector. Wishing you all success onward.
Thanking you once again.
From volunteer transport and training workshops to Sundarbans vessel logistics, administrative coordination, BPO support and academic collaboration, Bengal Logistics has built credibility through practical execution.