SAIC to supply U.S. military with petroleum products

SAIC to supply U.S. military with petroleum products
by Richard Tomkins
Mclean, Va. (UPI) Oct 26, 2016

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SAIC is to supply chemicals, packaged petroleum and other products to the U.S. military under a contract from the Defense Logistics Agency.

The single award, indefinite-quantity contract for chemicals, packaged petroleum, oils, and lubricants has a five-year base period with one three-year option and one two-year option.

The base contract value is $700 million, Science Applications International Corp. said. If all options are exercised the total value could reach $1.4 billion.

"SAIC has supported DLA with multiple logistics and supply chain solutions for more than 30 years in their mission to provide products and services to American troops and others to accomplish their missions," said Linda Messano, SAIC's senior vice president and general manager of the Department of Defense Agencies and Commands Customer Group.

"We are proud to continue these critical services to DLA for the next decade under this contract."

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