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Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP)

U.S. Army Sustainment Command. Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP). Lee Thompson Executive Director. Overview. LOGCAP Mission Organization Current Contracts Opportunities Path Forward. What is LOGCAP.

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Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP)

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  1. U.S. Army Sustainment Command Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) Lee Thompson Executive Director

  2. Overview • LOGCAP Mission • Organization • Current Contracts • Opportunities • Path Forward

  3. What is LOGCAP The Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) is an initiative by the United States Army to pre-plan during peacetime for the use of civilian contractors to perform selected services in wartime and other contingencies to augment US forces in support of Department of Defense (DoD) missions. • LOGCAP’s primary focus is to provide support and improve the operational strength of US Army forces. • LOGCAP can also provide support to other US military services, coalition and/or multinational forces, and other government/non-government agency components in support of joint, combined, coalition and multinational operations. This includes operations other than war, such as peacekeeping or humanitarian assistance missions.

  4. Why LOGCAP • Substantial reduction in military force structure, during the Post-Vietnam Era, pressured the US Military to outsource CS/CSS for wartime and other contingency use. • Allows the US Army to surge CS/CSS requirements and then turn off when not needed - maximizes resources.

  5. Operational Strengths Minimize Resource Investment Supports CONUS Mobilization Force Multiplier Flexible And Tailored Support Logistics Services Rapid Response Capability OPERATIONAL STENGTHS Supports Jointness Can Support Allies Leverage Corporate Competencies Exercise Validation Standing Plans Flexible Partnership

  6. LOGCAP Organization • Organization structure • Logistics Operation Directorate • Logistics Support Unit • Rock Island Arsenal staffing • Theater Operations • Structure of LOGCAP Team • Relationship with AFSB/CSB • Higher Headquarters relationship • AMC • DA, DCSLOG • Army Budget Office • OSD 6

  7. LOGCAP Organization Executive Director Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Deputy Program Director Kuwait Acquisition Center LOGCAP Directorate Deputy Program Director Logistics Operations Deputy Program Director Iraq Deputy Program Director Afghanistan Commander Logistics Support Unit Matrix Support

  8. LOGCAP III Contract • LOGCAP III • Current Program (as of July 07) • Current value of total contract - $23.4 Billion • 15 active task orders - $5.15 Billion • Contractor force structure • LOGCAP III Contract • Awarded December 2001 – single contract to KBR • One year base contract, nine 1 year options • Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract • Most task orders cost plus award fee

  9. LOGCAP IV • Planning and Program Support contractor • SERCO Incorporated on 16 Feb 07 • Base year with four one-year options • Execution contractor • Multiple-award ID/IQ • DynCorp International LLC • Fluor Intercontinental Inc. • Kellogg, Brown and Root (KBR) Services • Base year with nine one-year options • Maximum value of up to $5 Billion per year • Provides for competition at the task order level • Protest of award has been filed – no decision yet

  10. LOGCAP Capabilities LOGCAP contractor augmentation may include, but is not limited to: Supply Operations Field Services Other OPNS & Services -Class I (Rations & Water) -Class II (Organizational Clothing, Equipment & Admin Supplies) -Class III (POL-Bulk & Pkg) -Class IV (Construction Materials) -Class V (Ammunition) -Class VI (Personal Demand Items) -Class VII (Major Items) -Class VIII (Medical Supplies) -Class IX (Repair Parts) -Laundry & Bath -Clothing Exchange -Clothing Repair -Food Service -Mortuary Affairs -Sanitation -Billeting -Facilities Management -MWR -Information Management -Personnel Support -Maintenance -Transportation -Medical Services -Engineering & Construction -Signal -Retrograde -Power Generation & Distribution -STAMIS Operations -Physical Security

  11. LOGCAP OPPORTUNITIES • Contact prime contractors for subcontract work • Contractors need to be: • Flexible, quick responders • Travel-ready (passports, medical) • Providing specialized services or equipment • Familiar with host country requirements • LOGCAP IV contracts have additional Army subcontracting small business targets • CONUS and OCONUS work • Part of Award Fee criteria

  12. LOGCAP IV • Path forward • Resolution of protests • Institute aggressive, expedited competition process • Transition LOGCAP III task orders to LOGCAP IV via competition • Continue to engage KBR for LOGCAP III • Effectively use Support contractor for program support, to assist customers, in the task order process • Greater use of programmatic metrics to track/improve performance

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