General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedules (FSSs), also known as Multiple Award Schedules (MASs), are indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts of unlimited dollar value available to all Federal agencies worldwide. Under the FSS Program, GSA enters into Government-wide contracts with commercial firms allowing Federal customers to acquire services and products directly from FSS contractors. Individual delivery orders for an organization are competed and awarded based on best value with consideration placed on past performance, unique capabilities, and cost. LOGTEC currently holds the following Schedules.

• GSA Information Technology (IT) Support FSS 70. Awarded in June 1997 and valid through March 2007, the IT Support Schedule enables LOGTEC to provide IT support services and classroom training to any DoD agency and commercial organization throughout the CONUS. Support services provided by LOGTEC include, but are not limited to, information systems architecture strategy and planning, acquisition and program management, systems analysis and design, network services and office automation, data management, systems development, systems assurance, and systems implementation and operations. (LOGTEC's socioeconomic status: large business.)
  
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• GSA Logistics Worldwide (LOGWORLD) FSS 874V. Awarded in October 2001 and valid through October 2006, LOGWORLD enables LOGTEC to provide logistics services and products to any DoD or commercial organization globally. LOGTEC can provide logistics support under the following Special Item Numbers (SINs): 874-501, Supply and Value Chain Management; 874-502, Acquisition Logistics; 874-503, Distribution and Transportation Logistics; and 874-504, Deployment Logistics. (LOGTEC's socioeconomic status: large business.)
  
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• GSA Mission Oriented Business Integrated Services (MOBIS) FSS 874. Awarded in August 2003 and valid through August 2008, MOBIS enables LOGTEC to provide program management, program integration, facilitation, and consulting services to any Department of Defense (DoD) or commercial organization globally. LOGTEC can provide support under Special Item Numbers (SINs) 874-1, 874-2, and 874-7. (LOGTEC’s socioeconomic status: large business.)
  
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• GSA Professional Engineering Services (PES) FSS 871. Awarded in May 2000 and valid through April 2010, PES enables LOGTEC to provide a variety of professional engineering services to Department of Defense (DoD) agencies and commercial organizations throughout the continental United States (CONUS). LOGTEC can provide engineering support under the following Special Item Numbers (SINs): 871-3, Systems Design, Engineering, and Integration; 871-5, Integrated Logistics Support; and 871-6, Acquisition and Life Cycle Management. (LOGTEC’s socioeconomic status: small business.)
  
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• Financial and Business Services (FABS) FSS 520. Awarded in November 2006 and valid through November 2011, FABS enables LOGTEC to provide financial management (FM) services to Department of Defense (DoD) agencies and commercial organizations throughout the continental United States (CONUS). LOGTEC can provide FM services under Special Item Number (SIN) 520-13, Complementary Financial Management Services. (LOGTEC’s socioeconomic status: large business.)
  
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• Army Aviation and Missile Command Expedited Professional and Engineering Support Services (AMCOM EXPRESS) BPA. Awarded in February 2005 and valid through January 2010, the AMCOM EXPRESS BPA enables LOGTEC to provide advisory and assistance services (A&AS) for AMCOM and its customers' managed systems, equipment, and technology. Requirements encompass technical and logistics support, program management, and business and analytical requirements support. Services include, but are not limited to, systems and software engineering; system simulation and modeling; technical data management; test and evaluation; continuous acquisition and life-cycle support; reliability, availability, and maintainability support; computer resources support; logistics program support; resource management; schedule development/assessment; strategic planning analysis; cost estimating and analyses; program management; conference support; process improvement support; and financial management support. (Prime Contractor - Madison Research Corporation)
  
  
• Defense Finance and Accounting Service Financial Integrated Systems Services II (DFISS II) BPA. Awarded in January 2002 and valid through January 2007, the DFISS II BPA enables LOGTEC to provide services to support more than 200 automated information systems in the areas of finance, accounting, payroll, transportation, logistics, personnel and management. This effort encompasses a full range of support services including software design and analysis, software development, engineering and migration, software programming, software process improvement, economic analysis, and technical training. The BPA is available to Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS) Centers throughout the United States. (Prime Contractor - EDS)
  
  
• IT Services (ITS) BPA. Awarded in December 2001 and valid through December 2006, the ITS BPA enables LOGTEC to provide a wide range of IT services and associated products for the development, modernization, maintenance, and operation of IT solutions. This BPA is available to all Air Force, DoD, and civilian federal agencies. (Large Business Prime Contractor - Northrop Grumman; Small Business Prime Contractor - RSIS)
  
  
• Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Maintenance Repair and Overhaul (MRO) Services BPA. Awarded in June 2003 and valid through June 2008, the NAVAIR MRO BPA enables LOGTEC to provide acquisition management, contracts planning and execution, program management, risk management, systems engineering, AIS planning and support, advanced concepts and optimization support, and data analysis for DoD maintenance activities and associated HQ functions. Services are available to NAVAIR, NAVAIR Depots, NAVAIR Central Maintenance Activity (CMA), NAVAIR Program Support Office (PSO), AFMC/LG (Depot Maintenance) SPO, AFMC MSG, ALCs, and the Joint DoD MRPII Program Office, Support for other Service HQs and maintenance activities (e.g., Naval Sea Systems Command [NAVSEA] shipyards and intermediate maintenance activities) is also available. (Prime Contractor - LOGTEC)
  
  
• Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) Financial Acquisition Support Services (FASS) BPA. The SMC FASS BPA enables LOGTEC to provide a broad range of system-oriented financial services to SMC program offices, staff directorates, and other operating locations. Services include cost estimating; cost-related research; commitment, obligation, and expenditure reconciliation; program control support; budget support; earned value analysis; acquisition reports; schedule management; and training. (Prime Contractor – Tecolote Research, Inc.)
  
  
• Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC) Systems Acquisition BPA. The SMC Systems Acquisition BPA enables LOGTEC to provide acquisition management support services to SMC program offices, staff directorates, and other operating locations. Services include manpower, personnel, training, and administration; configuration management and data management; acquisition planning; and contracting support. (Prime Contractor – Tecolote Research, Inc.)
  
  

• Aircraft Systems Engineering Support (ASES) for C-130/C-141. Awarded in September 2003 and valid through September 2008, ASES provides engineering, logistics, and program office support. The scope includes procurement of electrical, avionics, mechanical, and aeronautics engineering support to augment the engineering expertise already residing in the separate Product Directorates in the Warner Robins Air Logistic Center (WR-ALC). Services include engineering support for modification programs, independent studies and analyses, test program support, C-130 production support, and software support for existing programs. (Prime Contractor – SSAI)
  

• ASC Consolidated Acquisition of Professional Services (CAPS) Awarded in April 2006 and valid through 2011, the ASC CAPS contract is an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (ID/IQ) contract to support the acquisition of Air Force aircraft systems, to include airframe, engines, avionics, components, weapon systems integration, and support equipment. This support includes acquisition logistics, financial management, cost estimating, schedule analysis, earned value management, contracting support, engineering, manufacturing, configuration/data management, administrative support, security management, acquisition management, test and evaluation, Government-furnished property (GFP) management, and litigation support.
  
  
• Design and Engineering Support Program (DESP) II. Awarded in June 2005 and valid through June 2010, DESP II provides design, engineering, and technical support services for the Department of Defense (DoD) mission weapon systems, components, and support equipment, including engineering design, integration, system modifications, and limited manufacturing activities to support process analysis and improvements for maintenance/repair operation. Services include, but are not limited to, studies; technology insertion; test and evaluation; design reviews and audits; training; engineering services; logistics support analysis; source qualification; reliability/maintainability; data rights; technical documentation; courseware development; support of operations/processes for maintenance and repair; support equipment studies; support equipment improvement/technology insertion; and process modeling, analysis, and reengineering. (Prime Contractor(s) – Battelle and SSAI)
  
  
• ENCORE. Awarded in March 2002 and valid through March 2009, ENCORE provides global technical integrated solutions that support the integration efforts of the DoD, other Federal agencies, state and local governments, and U.S. allies. Services provided include Enterprise IT policy and planning, integrated solutions management, performance benchmarking, business process reengineering (BPR), requirements analysis, market research and prototyping, information and knowledge engineering, custom application development, product integration, test and evaluation, and licensing and support. This contract is available to the DoD, other agencies of the Federal Government, state and local Governments, and U.S. allies. (Prime Contractor - EDS)
  
  
• Enterprise Information Technology Acquisition (EITA). Awarded in May 2004 and valid through March 2009, EITA provides information technology (IT) products and services that enable the Air Force and other Government agencies to achieve mission objectives. Services include, but are not limited to, analytics support; architecture analysis and development; classified system processing and operations; configuration management; COTS analysis, configuration, integration, implementation, and sustainment; cultural and change management; data management; data/process modeling; data strategy development; data warehousing, data acquisition, and business intelligence; disaster recovery, continuity of operations, and contingency planning; documentation development and maintenance; enterprise business process engineering and improvement; enterprise integration; hardware, software, and communications infrastructure acquisition, integration, testing, installation, operation, and sustainment; information and knowledge management; information protection and assurance; information system development; legacy maintenance and support; metadata management; organizational process definition; project tracking and oversight; rapid prototyping; requirements management; risk management; quality assurance; systems engineering; system migration/rehosting; technical refresh/reengineering; technology insertion; testing; training; and web services. (Prime Contractor – Northrop Grumman)
  
  
• FAST. Awarded in July 2001 and valid through July 2006, FAST focuses on the sustainment of all Air Force-managed weapon systems, support systems, subsystems, and components. FAST includes services, modifications, spares, and repairs. Services provided include systems engineering and logistics support. This contract is available to AFMC and the ALCs. (Large Business Prime Contractor - Boeing; Small Business Prime Contractor - MTC)
  
  
• Global Combat Support System-Air Force (GCSS-AF)/Base Level System Modernization. Awarded in August 1996 and valid through August 2006, GCSS-AF is designed to update base level information systems with hardware and software technologies for prototyping changes to Common Operating Environments (COEs) and Automated Information Systems (AISs). This contract is available Air Force-wide. (Prime Contractor - Lockheed Martin Federal Systems)
  
  
• Seaport Enhanced (SEAPORT-e). Awarded in April 2004 and valid through April 2009, Seaport-e provides engineering, technical, and programmatic support services for Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, Naval Facilities Command, Strategic Systems Programs, and the Marine Corps. Services include research and development; engineering, system engineering, and process engineering; modeling, simulation, stimulation, and analysis; system design documentation and technical data development; software engineering, development, programming, and network support; reliability, maintainability, and availability support; configuration management; quality assurance; information system development, information assurance, and information technology support; interoperability, test and evaluation, and trials support; acquisition logistics; training; program support; and administrative support. (Prime Contractor(s) - AMSEC LLC, Anteon, RG II Technologies, Sierra Management and Technologies, Inc., and Support Systems Associates, Inc.)
  
  
• Special Operations Forces (SOF) Support Services Contract II (SSSC II). Awarded August 2002 and valid through August 2007, SSSC II provides engineering, logistics, and program office support services for the Special Operations Forces (SOF) System Program Office (SPO). Services include software engineering; logistics engineering; acquisition engineering and design/redesign engineering; program management; acquisition planning; master schedule maintenance; configuration control; technical order development and modification; logistics studies and analysis; financial management; metrics assistance; briefing and presentation support; integrated product and process management team participation; modeling and simulation; operations support; planning and analysis; system design and architecture; and systems integration. (Prime Contractor – SSAI)
  
  
• Electronic Systems Center (ESC) Specialized Cost Services (SCS) III. SCS III provides a broad range of advisory and assistance services (A&AS) to ESC, including geographically separated units. Services include cost analysis acquisition support to for development, acquisition, integration, test, deployment, and sustainment of command and control (C2) systems in support of research and development (R&D) and production activities. (Prime Contractor – Tecolote Research, Inc.)