CTMA Project #: 140466
Problem: In current and future environments, nearly all significant military operations engaged in by the Marine Corps are/will be conducted jointly with the other U.S. service components, as well as with our allied international coalition partners. Developing the key tools/technologies/
processes that can leverage the benefits associated with Coalition Operations will be paramount to success in challenging, fiscal operational environs.
Benefit:
- Integration to U.S. and NATO maintenance facilities and systems.
- Building the foundation for successful Naval Logistics Integration.
- Consistent with Joint Staff doctrine, providing a developed tool to support the Joint Logistics Enterprise.
Solution/Approach: Determine the necessary processes, technologies and business rules that need to be utilized to allow easy integration of U.S. maintenance and logistics support in a multinational environment.
This visibility and these transactions will show basic functionality of Coalition Logistics Interoperability (CLI) (a key logistics enabler in coalition operations) and serve as a cornerstone function as the USMC evolves to a fully functional Naval Logistics Integration (NLI) initiative in the Enterprise Sense & Respond environment.
Impact on Warfighter:
- Improve weapons system readiness and availability.
- Improved item visibility.
DOD Participation:
- U.S. Marine Corps, I&L (LPV)
- Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy (DPAP), Program Development and Implementation (PDI) Office DLA
- U.S. Marine Corps (Albany/Barstow)
- NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency (NAMSA)
Industry Participation:
- TopLine Technology Solutions, LLC
- Black & Rossi, LLC
- RW Appleton & Company
- NCMS
