Marine Force Sustainment Command Fleet Marine Force Logistics Services Support-Multiple Award IDIQ Contract (C)

The United States Marine Corps Logistics Command is procuring engineering services for a total small business set-aside through a multiple-award IDIQ contract to optimize logistics support and management of logistics workflows supporting Marine Corps strategic and mission-critical goals. The scope includes managing the full life cycle of logistics operational requirements—receipt, storage, and issuance of combat-ready capability sets to sustain the expeditionary force in readiness—along with standardized procedures, deployment, implementation, support, and ongoing process improvement. Requirements also encompass the full spectrum of Business Process Management including project planning, process analysis and data gathering, mapping, design and development, implementation, and monitoring and control. The solicitation is estimated to release on April 1, 2027, with award expected on April 1, 2028.

The estimated award value ranges from $250 million to $1 billion under a fixed-price pricing structure. Performance takes place in Albany, Georgia. The Marine Corps Logistics Command contracting office (M67004 - LOGCOM) is procuring this requirement, which is classified as a single-award indefinite-delivery contract vehicle. Personnel and facilities clearances at the Confidential level are required.