Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) Services
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The United States Coast Guard is seeking an 8(a) set-aside contractor to provide Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) and Business Management services in Portsmouth, Virginia. The scope of work is divided into two primary task areas. The first focuses on integrated logistics and equipment provisioning, requiring the contractor to manage supply chain databases, execute configuration management, and develop critical technical documentation such as System Support Plans and Integrated Logistics Support Plans. This includes performing market research for part replenishment and ensuring all modifications are validated within technical baselines. The second task area centers on business management and process development to support C5I command priorities. The contractor will be responsible for implementing the DoD Enterprise Service Management Framework, analyzing current workflows to eliminate redundancies, and designing optimized processes. Key deliverables for this area include the creation of Standard Operating Procedures, the facilitation of stakeholder workshops, and the establishment of performance metrics and dashboards to ensure continuous organizational improvement.
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Portsmouth, VA, USASet-Aside
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2.0.1 Scope and Compliance. The Contractor shall provide business, inventory, and logistics support services in strict accordance with applicable directives, including the Financial Resource Management Manual-Procedures (FRMM-P), Electronics Manual, DHS Systems Engineering Life Cycle (SELC), and C5ISC Configuration and Change Management Policy. The Contractor must supply qualified personnel, supervision, and operational resources necessary to execute all assigned delivery orders under this contract.
2.0.2 Logistics Systems and Provisioning. The Contractor shall execute data entry, maintenance, and research within electronic supply and logistics databases, including the Fleet Logistics System (FLS), USCG NESSS, and DLA WebFLIS, utilizing both graphical and character-based interfaces. Responsibilities encompass managing parent/child Configuration Item (C/I) data, nomenclature development, Allowance Parts Lists (APLs), new item enrollment, existing C/I reprovisioning, and acquisition-focused market research for part replenishment and repair. Personnel must actively support configuration analyses to remediate supply chain discrepancies and optimize inventory posture.
2.0.3 Documentation and Technical Data Support. The Contractor shall collaborate with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to develop, evaluate, and revise comprehensive SELC and acquisition documentation. Deliverables include System Support Plans (SSPs), Equipment Support Plans (ESPs), Supply Item Change Records (SICRs), Item Entry Proposals (IEPs), Supply Support Requests (SSRs), Integrated Logistics Support Plans (ILSPs), Time Compliant Technical Orders (TCTOs), standardized configuration drawings, desk guides, and weekly accomplishment reports.
2.0.4 Configuration Management Execution. The Contractor shall deliver CM planning, identification, change control, status accounting, and audit support. The Contractor must ensure only approved, validated modifications are incorporated into technical documents and software baselines. Support includes evaluating Engineering Changes (ECs) and providing independent assessments of technical data packages, job aids, and illustrated parts breakdowns.
2.1 Task Area 2: Business Management and Process Development
2.1.1 Business Management Support Services (BMSS). The Contractor shall provide non-inherently governmental BMSS directly supporting C5I command priorities, including DoD Enterprise Service Management Framework (DESMF) adoption, Mission Support Business Model implementation, and organizational change initiatives.
2.1.2 Process Analysis and Change Management. The Contractor shall evaluate current ("as-is") workflows to detect bottlenecks and redundancies, designing optimized ("to-be") processes using industry-standard modeling tools. The Contractor shall facilitate cross-functional stakeholder workshops, execute change management strategies to maximize user adoption, author Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and deliver comprehensive training materials.
2.1.3 Continuous Improvement and Metrics. The Contractor shall establish robust metrics, tracking dashboards, and post-implementation audit protocols to evaluate process effectiveness and sustain a culture of continuous improvement across the organization.
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