ASRC Federal Wins $2.3B Military Logistics Contract
Photo Credit: SFC Ian Morales | 11th Airborne Division
A subsidiary of Arctic Slope Regional Corporation (ASRC) won a contract from the US Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) to continue managing the supply chain for ChemPOL III, the chemicals and packaged petroleum oils and lubricants performance 3rd generation program. The contract, valued at up to $2.3 billion, has a five-year base period, followed by one three-year and one two-year option periods.
The supply chain management and logistics team at ASRC Federal has supported this program since its inception in 2007, through its subsidiary ASRC Federal Facilities Logistics.
Slick Delivery
Under the contract extension, ASRC Federal will manage DLA’s ChemPOL commodities, servicing more than 5,000 US installations worldwide as well as allied partners through foreign military sales. The work supports approximately 17,000 delivery orders per month.
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“We are honored to facilitate the third generation of this vital DLA chemical and lubricant supply program,” says Jennifer Felix, president and CEO of ASRC Federal. “Our supply chain management and logistics team has proven themselves time and again as a reliable partner in the mission to get critical supplies to military commanders on time and on budget.”
Services provided by ASRC Federal include demand planning, technical procurement, distribution hub management, and quality and obsolescence oversight. ASRC Federal’s proprietary, integrated IT system enables real-time requisition processing, while a dedicated customer portal provides DLA with constant visibility of ChemPOL commodities.
Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, ASRC Federal is a holding company for more than thirty smaller contractors owned by Utqiaġvik-based Alaska Native regional corporation ASRC, offering research, analytics, IT, facilities management, and other services.
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