ALOM Wins SPAWAR Contract

ALOM, a global leader in supply chain management, has been selected by the U.S. Navy to supply a range of information communication technology (ICT) equipment for a 5-year, $14.2 million contract procured by the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific (SPAWAR).

ALOM will procure and deliver authenticated and tested information communication technology equipment and components to support critical Department of Defense communication and enhance the efficiency and security of its logistic support systems.

Lisa Dolan, ALOM Vice President of Supply Chain Strategy stated, “ALOM supply chain and information technology engineers worked closely with SPAWAR to define system component authentication parameters to mitigate the threat of grey market or counterfeit materials. I am proud that our technology and risk management expertise will provide our great nation with the value and security needed to meet stringent department of defense requirements.”

Hannah Kain, ALOM President and CEO added, “ALOM’s proven procurement and technology security proficiency meshed perfectly with SPAWAR strategic objectives to own cyber technical leadership, accelerate and streamline delivery, and reduce the cost of operations. We are honored to be selected by SPAWAR to ensure the operational readiness of mission-critical communications technology equipment and components. We are leveraging our systems, expertise and great supplier network to meet SPAWAR’s goals.”

Beginning in 1998 ALOM has provided supply chain management services to varying government agencies including the state of California, NASA, and the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). ALOM has won several awards recognizing its use of technology to streamline the supply chain for government agencies.