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Capabilities Brief

The Trail. Company HistoryMottoMissionCustomersTLC Core CompetenciesMaster ID/IQ ContractsWhy The Logistics Company?. . A Service-Disabled, Veteran-Owned Business established in 1996ISO 9001:2008 Certified; Green Belt Trained Chairman and CEO: Mr. Lawrence WalshExecutive office in Fayetteville, NCOffices in VA and GAOver 800 professionals providing logistics services worldwide to DoD.

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Capabilities Brief

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    4. TLC Motto

    5. Mission The Logistics Company, Inc. was established to provide expert logistics management resources to meet our client's challenges. Our goal is to lead the global marketplace in the production of quality logistic solutions by strategic use of resources, development and implementation of automation systems, and training for 21st century technology. The TLC commitment to satisfy our corporate goal will be reflected in our efforts and purpose, and sustained by internal and external examination and recognition. Our personnel, products and services are judged by the ISO 9001:2008 standards, but acceptance of our qualifications can only come from the market place. Our ability to grasp present opportunities and project the future while communicating the changes will provide TLC a leadership advantage. We must realize that progress often times means change. We focus on our goals and refocus them as required by these changes. Our performance towards these goals should show regular accomplishment and profit, or we must correct the inaccuracies.

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