Leidos awarded $93 million contract to support Navy and Marine Corps weapons systems

Leidos announced a new contract to provide critical supply support for weapons systems that keep the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps forces mission-ready. The Technical Assistance for Repairables Processing (TARP) contract was awarded by the Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Fleet Logistics Center, supporting NAVSUP’s Weapon Systems Support (WSS). The contract has a base period of performance of one year with four one-year options and one six-month option.

“Leidos’ solutions in advanced traceability and control support our Navy and Marine forces in moving, controlling, and tracking depot-level repairables worldwide — ultimately helping to reduce repair pipeline time and the cost of future investment,” says Jason McCarthy, Leidos senior vice president, Engineering, Integration & Operations. “We're proud to continue to deliver mission-enabling technology and data-driven logistics to our long-time customer.”

New under this contract, Leidos plans to develop a business intelligence dashboard with live data and reporting to put a powerful decision support system at the fingertips of the NAVSUP WSS customer, including in offline environments.

Under the TARP program, global field representatives train and assist the U.S. Navy field and fleet on all aspects of the reverse supply chain (RSC). The training covers the proper packaging of expensive military assets as well as use of the electronic Retrograde Management System, or eRMS, an IT system that provides visibility and accountability for repairables moved through RSC transportation channels.

This is the seventh TARP program contract awarded to Leidos. Since 2000, the Leidos team has consistently delivered innovations, including automated reporting and multi-platform mobile applications to capture project data.