SAM #M67004-26-R-0003

USMC Seeks Global Logistics and Supply Chain Services for Marine Force Sustainment Command (10-Year IDIQ)

The United States Marine Corps Logistics Command (MARCORLOGCOM) is seeking contractors to provide comprehensive logistics and supply chain management services for the Marine Force Sustainment Command and Fleet Marine via a multiple award, long-term IDIQ contract. - Government Buyer: - United States Marine Corps Logistics Command (MARCORLOGCOM), Albany, GA - Department of the Navy, United States Marine Corps - Scope of Services: - Management and operations of the Consolidated Storage Program (CSP) - Storage Command Class VII Solutions (SC7) and Business Solutions (SCS) - Distribution Management Support Services (DMSS) - Coordinated SECREP Management (CSM) and Strategic Logistics - Initial Issue and Provisioning (IIP) - Non-Destructive Testing Equipment (NDTE) operations - Care of Supply in Storage (COSIS) - Material Management Operations Group (M2OG) support - Logistics operational services for Classes II, VII, VIII, and IX supplies - Business process management, technical support, IT services, and maintenance planning - Key Requirements: - Contractors must have at least 5 years of relevant experience - Key personnel must hold security clearances and specialized qualifications - Emphasis on audit readiness, continuous process improvement, and compliance with safety and security regulations - Ability to provide surge support and integrate with government systems - Regular reporting and quarterly program management reviews - Contract Details: - Multiple Award IDIQ contract structure - 10-year ordering period; individual task orders up to 60 months plus 6-month extension - Estimated total contract value: approximately $2.5 billion; task orders range from $5 million to $250 million - Locations (Worldwide Support): - Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, GA (contracting office) - Major Marine Corps bases: Camp Lejeune (NC), Camp Pendleton (CA), Kaneohe Bay (HI), Barstow (CA), Okinawa (Japan), Camp Kinser (Okinawa), Marine Forces Reserve HQ (New Orleans, LA) - Services required both within the continental U.S. (CONUS) and outside (OCONUS) - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Products/Part Numbers: - No specific products, part numbers, or purchase quantities are listed - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Integration with existing government systems - Surge and mission support capabilities - Audit readiness and compliance focus - Global support across multiple Marine Corps installations

Description

The purpose of this Logistics Services Support Multiple Award IDIQ Contract is to deliver transformative logistics solutions that directly enhance operational readiness and resource efficiency. Solutions may be integrated with existing business process management or implemented independently according to each task order. Examples of solutions and tools and/or business process enhancements may include, but are not limited to:

Optimized Equipment Lifecycle Management: Implement a robust and transparent system for managing the entire lifecycle of Class II, VII, IX, and VIII equipment, from initial receipt through storage, maintenance, and eventual disposal, ensuring accurate inventory levels, minimized waste, and extended equipment lifespan. Streamlined Logistics Processes: Developing and deploying cutting-edge technology solutions and tools that automate and streamline key logistics processes, such as warehouse management, order fulfillment, and distribution, resulting in faster turnaround times, reduced errors, and lower operational costs. Enhanced Supply Chain Visibility: Providing real-time visibility into the location and status of all equipment assets across the entire supply chain, enabling proactive identification of potential disruptions, improved resource allocation, and faster response times to urgent needs. Rapid Deployment Capabilities: Establishing distribution management capabilities in strategic logistics. The support consists of but not limited to: Integrated Logistical Support, Program Management, Distribution Management, Metrics and Analysis, Supply Chain Advocacy, and the preparation for transportation of Marine Corps Equipment (ME) and other supplies and material.

Scalable and Interoperable Infrastructure: Designing and implementing a scalable and interoperable infrastructure that can seamlessly integrate with existing Government systems and adapt to changing demands, ensuring long-term sustainability, minimizing integration costs, and maximizing return on investment. Data-Driven Decision Making: Providing accurate and timely data insights to support informed decision-making related to equipment procurement, inventory management, and distribution, enabling the Government to optimize resource allocation and improve overall logistics performance. Improved Readiness Rates: Providing logistics solutions will directly result in verifiable increases in equipment readiness rates, ensuring that personnel have the equipment they need, when and where they need it, to successfully execute their missions. This will be achieved through efficient processing and accountability.

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