News and Events

Logis-Tech sponsors WestRash Charity Golf Tournament

January 2010

Again on May 1, 2010, LTi will be the lead sponsor for the WestRash Charity Golf event that supports charities in the local community. Funds raised by the event have provided assistance to the Boys and Girls Club, American Cancer Society – Relay for Life, and Children Diabetes. Since beginning support of this event over $65,000.00 has been raised for local agencies.

Logis-Tech, Inc. recently completed two new projects at Camp Hansen, Okinawa; one for the 12th Marines to store M777 Lightweight Howitzers for and the other for the 31st Marine Expeditionary Force to store their howitzers when they return from their current deployment.

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Hawaii National Guard
November, 2007

Hawaii National Guard (HIANG) continues to reap the benefits of Controlled Humidity Protection (CHP) for their F-15 aircraft, aerospace ground equipment (AGE) and Avionics Immediate Shop (AIS) since the introduction of CHP in July 2006. The application of dehumidification to HIANG F-15 aircraft on the flight line has not only significantly reduced monthly maintenance actions and improved mission readiness but has also provided substantial cost and maintenance man-hour avoidance. CHP for HIANG AGE has also paid dividends by reducing corrosion corrective/repair actions for the unit. HIANG KC-135 aircraft on the flight line will also be reaping the benefits of dehumidification as installation of its CHP flight line system will be begin in September of this year.

Logis-Tech Awarded Small Business IDIQ contract under Seaport-e
September, 2007

Logis-Tech assembled an integrated team with the depth and breadth of relevant technical capability to support Seaport-e across all functional service areas in all zones. The Logis-Tech Seaport-e Support Team consists of one small business, Logis-Tech, and ten large business partners—AMSEC, ASC, AT&T, CNSI, DRC, EOIR, OSHKOSH, TSC, UNITECH, and VSE.

Logis-Tech IUID
September, 2006

Logis-Tech, Inc. recently completed an Item Unique Identification (IUID) experiment for NATO’s Allied Command Transformation Logistics Branch. The project demonstrated the benefits and challenges of IUID implementation to enhance entity/item visibility. Included in this experiment was the requirement to integrate RFID automated asset tracking. RFID interoperability with Unique Identification (UID) is a program that will enable easy access to information about equipment that will make acquisition, repair, and deployment of items faster and more efficient. The experiment clearly showed that IUID implementation with RFID will provide the following benefits to NATO:

• Item visibility regardless of platform or “owner”
• Lower item management costs
• Item data necessary for top-level logistics and engineering analysis
• Accurate sources for property and equipment valuation and accountability
• Improved access to historical data for use during systems design and throughout the life of an item
• Better item intelligence for warfighters for operational planning
• Reduced workforce burden through increased productivity and efficiency
• Improve inventory accuracy
• Improve the efficiency of material management practices

LOGIS-TECH, inc. receives renewal of CEOss contract as a Prime Contractor in the Acquisition, Logistics and Administration domain with U. S. Marine Corps.

CEOss
September, 2005

LOGIS-TECH is pleased to announce that we were selected as a Prime vendor in the Acquisition, Logistics & Administrative (ALA) Domain of the Commercial Enterprise Omnibus Support Services (CEOss) Program. LTi has assembled an exceptional team to provide support to Marine Corps System Command.

E-Z Box
April, 2005

LTi delivered twenty-two, 50 scfm, portable Environment Stabilization Systems (ESS®) to Duke Management, inc., Ashland, VA in support of their "E-Z Box" portable storage solution with "Humi-GuardTM". LTi's ESS® provides the backbone for the E-Z Box Humi-GuardTM system by protecting customer property from the damage that results from mold, mildew and corrosion growth. LTi is currently under contract to deliver up to 800 systems in support of the E-Z Box product.

New Contracts
June, 2004

U.S. MARINE CORPS- Don Hurry's manufacturing team fulfilled an order for a MCU-70 mobile flight line cart for operational evaluation on V-22 aircraft by VMX-1 squadron.

SHELL OIL, MALAYSIA- LTi added another country to our international installations by supplying a dehumidification system to protect a standby gas turbine that supports petroleum exploration operations in Borneo.

Logis-Tech Headquarters
May 2004

A March 26th open house celebration welcomed family, friends and customers to our new office and production complex in Manassas, Virginia. The ribbon cutting dignitaries included (left to right) CEO Ron Berg; Secretary & Treasurer Jean Berg; Prince William County Supervisor Maureen Caddigan; VA Del. Harry J Parrish; and Prince William County Board of Supervisors Chairman Sean T. Connaughton. LTi occupies 20,000 square feet of our new building. The remaining 26,000 sq ft is in lease negotiations with a large national insurance company. Ground breaking for the Phase II construction will be in June with an additional 37,000 sq ft available for lease.

CONTRACTS

U.S. MARINE CORPS- New Operational Protection systems for Light Attack Vehicles (LAV) and Amphibious Assault Vehicles (AAV) were completed at two sites in Japan. They will supply humidity control to the interiors of unit equipment. Similar systems are also being installed in California, Utah, and North Carolina.