What is the Logistics Domain?
The Logistics domain under OASIS+ encompasses professional services related to supply chain management, transportation, warehousing, and distribution operations. This domain is critical for both defense and civilian agencies that require efficient movement of goods and materials.
Contractors in this domain support everything from strategic supply chain consulting to hands-on logistics operations. The federal government spends billions annually on logistics services to support military operations, disaster response, and agency missions worldwide.
Market Opportunity
Federal logistics spending exceeds $50 billion annually, with significant growth in supply chain modernization and resilience initiatives.
Domain Highlights
- Covers supply chain, transportation, and warehousing
- Critical for DoD and civilian agency operations
- Supports domestic and international operations
- High-value contracts with long performance periods
- Available in all 6 contract pools
Services Covered Under This Domain
The Logistics domain includes comprehensive services that help federal agencies manage complex supply chains and distribution operations.
Supply Chain Management
End-to-end supply chain optimization, inventory management, and distribution network design for federal operations.
Transportation & Distribution
Freight management, fleet operations, transportation planning, and logistics network optimization.
Warehouse & Inventory Operations
Warehouse management systems, inventory control, asset tracking, and storage optimization services.
Global Logistics Coordination
International shipping, customs compliance, import/export management, and foreign military sales logistics.
Logistics Analytics & Planning
Demand forecasting, logistics modeling, performance metrics, and continuous improvement programs.
Deployment & Sustainment Support
Military deployment logistics, sustainment operations, and contingency support services.
Applicable NAICS Codes
These NAICS codes are commonly associated with the Logistics domain.
Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services
Freight Transportation Arrangement
General Warehousing and Storage
Refrigerated Warehousing and Storage
All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
Packaging and Labeling Services
How to Qualify for This Domain
To compete in the Logistics domain, your company must demonstrate relevant experience in supply chain and logistics operations. GSA evaluates proposals using a credit-based scoring system.
- Experience managing complex federal logistics and supply chain operations
- Past performance on contracts valued at $1M+ with federal agencies
- Demonstrated capability in transportation management and distribution
- Experience with DoD or civilian agency logistics programs
- Track record of on-time delivery and supply chain optimization
- Certified logistics professionals (APICS, ISM, or equivalent)