# Marine Corps Sets Logistics Priorities

The U.S. Marine Corps’ Marine Corps Installations and Logistics Enterprise (MCILE) 2026 plan establishes priorities for force projection, littoral mobility, distributed sustainment, resilient logistics networks, and autonomous resupply. The announcement identifies no solicitation, contract value, award, or procurement timeline, so it signals capability areas of potential future demand rather than an active procurement opportunity.

- Contractors can map existing capabilities to the plan’s stated priorities, particularly distributed sustainment, logistics resilience, and autonomous resupply.
- Procurement teams should treat the plan as strategic context, not as a request for proposals; the announcement provides no acquisition dates or contract-specific requirements.
- Companies with relevant offerings can use the plan’s priorities to inform business development and prepare to assess fit if related Marine Corps acquisition notices are issued.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Published:** November 10, 2026

### Government Entities
- United States Marine Corps (USMC)

### Sources
- [
	Marine Corps Installations and Logistics Enterprise 2026 Plan > United States Marine Corps Flagship > Announcement
](https://www.marines.mil/News/Press-Releases/Announcement/Article/4525597/marine-corps-installations-and-logistics-enterprise-2026-plan/) - USMC