Integrated Logistics System-Supply

The Integrated Logistics System-Supply (ILS-S) is a Defense Business System (DBS) acquisition program managed by the Department of Defense. While specific program details are limited in the source material, its designation as a DBS indicates it serves logistics and supply chain management functions. The program operates under DoD Acquisition Program Number M87 and appears to interface with multiple defense systems and components.

The largest associated contract award was a $207.6 million indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract awarded to Lockheed Martin Corporation by the Naval Sea Systems Command for integrated logistics support of the Aegis weapon system, with major subcontractors including Ami Semiconductor, Vanguard Electronics, Mission Solutions LLC, Teradyne, Mercury Systems, and Electronic Components Inc. The remaining contract actions were significantly smaller delivery orders ranging from $5,123 to $8,625, covering various supplies, workstation reconfigurations, and consulting services. All contracts utilized no set-aside designations and employed either cost-plus-award-fee or firm-fixed-price contract types. Contract durations typically ranged from several months to multiple years, with the Aegis support contract extending nearly six years. The Department of the Navy appears to be a primary funding agency based on the largest contract action.