# Army Plans Predictive Maintenance Expansion at Fort Bliss

At Fort Bliss, the 142nd Division Sustainment Support Battalion used TDAC rugged Digital Source Collectors and predictive maintenance processes to save more than $700,000 and avoid approximately 1,923 non-mission-capable days in less than a year. The battalion plans to extend the system to additional vehicle fleets and institutionalize diagnostic training and analytics. This is an operational proof point for Army sustainment modernization, but the signal identifies no solicitation, contract award, or procurement contact.

- Equipment providers, maintenance-analytics firms, and training organizations may find potential future demand as the battalion expands use to more fleets; no specific procurement is currently identified.
- The reported savings and readiness gains offer a concrete performance case for suppliers supporting rugged data collection and predictive maintenance integration.
- Contractors can use the stated expansion plans and diagnostic-training focus to assess relevant capabilities, while recognizing that the signal provides no bid timeline or point of contact.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Published:** October 21, 2026

### Government Entities
- U.S. Army (Army)
- 142nd Division Sustainment Support Battalion (142nd DSSB)
- 1st Armored Division Sustainment Brigade (1AD DSB)
- 1st Armored Division (1AD)
- Transformation Decision Analysis Center (TDAC)

### Sources
- [Modernizing Heavy Equipment Transporter Sustainment: Driving Predictive Maintenance and Readiness Gains Using TDAC’s Rugged DSC  ](https://www.army.mil/article-amp/295642/modernizing_heavy_equipment_transporter_sustainment_driving_predictive_maintenance_and_readiness_gains_using_tdacs_rugged_dsc) - Army.mil