The United States Marine Corps, MCICOM HQ’s, has a requirement for commercial professional services in support of Headquarters Marine Corps Installations & Logistics (I&L), Logistics Plans, Policies, and Strategic Mobility Division (LP).

The Marine Corps is evolving and transforming to effectively support and sustain its status as a global expeditionary force amidst uncertain threats, aging weapon systems, ever-increasing technology, reduced labor, and declining budgets. Marine Corps defense systems must be prepared to support commanders across the battlespace and provide improved solutions, addressing both anticipated and unanticipated Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF) challenges.

• The scope of this contract will include various types of professional services to support DC I&L through the various branches under the Assistant Deputy Commandant I&L, Logistics Plans, Policies and Strategic Mobility Division (ADC (LP)).
• Task Areas include: Strategic Communications Management; Logistics Advocacy; Information Technology Portfolio Management (IT PfM); Naval Logistics Integration / MAGTF Logistics Integration (NLI/ MLI); Joint Deployment and Distribution Enterprise (JDDE) Governance and Materiel Distribution Processes/Initiatives; Passenger and Personal Property Transportation Programs and Initiatives; Finance Management Programs and Initiatives; Supply, Operational Contracting Services, and Maintenance Modernization; Logistics Training Development; Data Management & Analytics Support; Future Operations, Strategic Mobility, Readiness, War Reserve and Prepositioning Support; Logistics Innovation; Materiel Management; Audit and Compliance and Program Management.
• The Contractor will provide policy guidance, study current programs, make program improvement recommendations, perform database development and analysis, conduct Modeling and Simulation, provide Logistics Operational Advisory Group (OAG) participation and management support, develop training requirements, perform information management and technical services, logistics information management system software development and support, and transportation finance support.
• The Contractor will need to assemble and verify data necessary for completion of the projects and furnish complete, competent, properly coordinated, and thoroughly reviewed documents.
• The Contractor must ensure the consistent and timely delivery of quality services and goods in the execution of the defined tasks. Areas of expertise may include program management, logistics management, analytical support, communications, portfolio management, and finance management types of services, among others.