Logistical Assistance Training (LAT)

The Department of the Army Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Stewart intends to solicit logistics training services in support of the 3rd Infantry Division, with responses to this sources-sought notice due by October 1, 2026. The procurement is not set-aside and emphasizes competitive consideration of Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, Women-Owned Small Businesses, HUBZone Small Businesses, and 8(a) Program participants.

Performance occurs at Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia. The requirement spans a twelve-month base period plus four one-year option periods, with approximately 21,000 man-hours annually distributed across logistics course instruction, staff assistance visits to battalion-level units, division command inspections, and onsite technical support. Core functional areas include Enterprise Logistics Systems Operations (GCSS-Army technical support and troubleshooting), Command Inspection and Discipline Programs, Institutional Instruction in Army logistics doctrine and supply procedures, and Deployment and Mobilization Logistics assistance.

Contractor personnel must hold active Secret-level security clearances with Tier 1 background investigations suitable for Common Access Card issuance and an active Facility Security Clearance at the Secret level. Primary instructors require Army Basic Instructor Course certification; Subject Matter Experts must demonstrate three to five years of specialized experience in Army logistics doctrine, AR 750-1, AR 710-2, and Title 49 hazardous material standards. All personnel must complete Department of Army Antiterrorism Level 1, Operations Security Level 1, and annual Cyber Awareness Challenge training. The contractor must provide fifteen to thirty full-time equivalent personnel with Secret clearances within thirty days and seat forty computers meeting TPM 2.0 specifications.

Primary NAICS 611430 carries a $15.0 million small business size standard; secondary NAICS 541614 carries a $19.0 million small business size standard. Small businesses must perform 50 percent of contract costs with prime contractor employees. Respondents must submit an eight-page Capability Statement via email in PDF format addressing company profile, socioeconomic status, technical approach, local staffing capacity, financial sustainability for sixty to ninety days pre-invoice, and up to three references with annual values exceeding one million dollars involving similar Army logistics training and GCSS-Army support within the past three years.