VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, December 6, 2016— Andromeda Systems Incorporated (ASI) as a Joint Venture member of the Team Logistics (TLog) Joint Venture has been awarded NAVAIR’s AIR 6.7 National Logistics Contract.
The award is an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for logistics and technical support services for the Navy and Marine Corps.
The value of the Total Logistics Small Business JV is $55,602,073 over 5 years. Services to be provided include planning, analysis, development, training, support equipment management, facilities, and execution. Work will be performed in Patuxent River, Maryland.
ASI is extremely proud to be selected as part of this joint venture. The award of this contract will allow ASI to continue providing exceptional services and products to NAVAIR 6.7.
According to Rob Willis, VP of Acquisition & Program Management, “The selection of this joint venture further solidifies ASI’s position as the first choice in logistics management and we look forward to continuing to support NAVAIR with innovative logistics analysis techniques, including supportability optimization.”
Andromeda Systems Incorporated is headquartered in Virginia Beach, VA, with offices in Arlington, VA; Havelock, NC; Jacksonville, FL; Patuxent River, MD; San Diego, CA; and Oklahoma City, OK.
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