Logistics Support Office

Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Logistics Support Office, a sub-agency within the Air Force's principal logistics and sustainment acquisition arm, procures logistics support services and supplies across the Air Force's operations and maintenance footprint. The office manages contract awards for fleet maintenance, supply chain operations, and logistics infrastructure supporting Air Force global readiness.

The Logistics Support Office has awarded 154 contracts totaling $452 million in combined potential value since 2003, with $334 million obligated to date (74% of potential value). Award volume has remained modest and steady, running 5 to 9 awards per year over the last five years—5 awards in 2020, 3 in 2021, 7 in 2022, 9 in 2023, and 5 in 2024. The most recent recorded award closed in October 2024.

Competition is moderately concentrated among recent awardees. By award count, the top five primes—HPI Federal LLC, Dell Federal Systems L.P., Transource Services Corp., CDO Technologies Inc., and Software Information Resource Corp.—hold 52% of awards in the last five years. By potential value, concentration narrows to 36% of combined potential dollars, with Credence Dynamo Solutions LLC commanding $145.1 million (a single award that dwarfs the runner-up CDO Technologies, which holds $7.7 million across two awards). The 88 distinct prime contractors across the portfolio's lifetime reflect a long tail of smaller vendors; however, the dollar concentration around Credence Dynamo's single large contract and modest recent volume suggest procurement is episodic rather than driven by continuous competition.

Set-asides are minimal: 81% of 154 awards carry no set-aside designation. Small business set-asides comprise 8% of awards (13 total), 8(a) sole-source awards comprise 8% (12 awards), and competitive 8(a) comprises 2% (3 awards). No other set-aside categories are represented.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the office. With the most recent award in October 2024 and a typical cadence of fewer than 10 awards per year, the office appears to operate on an as-needed solicitation model rather than publishing regular open competitions. Interested vendors should monitor SAM.gov for new solicitations or contact the office directly to register for future logistics support procurements.