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Read moreSupplyCore will be exhibiting at the upcoming defense conferences detailed below. Stop by our booths to learn more about our services and capabilities. Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Institute of Land Warfare Global Force Symposium & Exposition March […]
SupplyCore is proud to announce one of our associates, Seon Lim, was recognized by the US Air Force for his dedication in direct support of the 7th Air Force Project Development Team. He was commended for his work ensuring timely […]
SupplyCore President & CEO Peter Provenzano was honored by the Rockford Register Star as the newspaper’s 2017 Excalibur Award winner. According to the newspaper’s website, “The Rockford Register Star’s Excalibur Award is given to an individual for community service, excellence […]
Commander Fleet Activities Okinawa (CFAO) contracted SupplyCore for the installation of solar panels over approximately 25,000 sq ft of roof space, with a power inverter to create a renewable energy source for the camp.
SupplyCore boosted the performance of the Torii Station warehouse in Okinawa, Japan by reducing inventory levels, minimizing time and costs associated with materials management, redirecting personnel to handle more strategic issues, and ensuring that products were delivered in a reliable, timely manner. SupplyCore positively impacted not only sourcing, but the accounting and logistics departments. Torii Station and military bases in the pacific region also saw dramatic improvements in Logistics Response Time – From 178 days to 52 days, along with improved consistency of response time.
To aid rescue efforts and provide humanitarian relief in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey and Maria, SupplyCore worked directly with DLA to provide emergency supplies and materials to Puerto Rico. Under the Water Purification Initiative, we managed the supply of various water purification units and other equipment, coordinating with end users to ensure all shipments arrived in time for emergency flights to St. Thomas and Puerto Rico. Under our Base Operations Supplies contracts, we managed the supply of power grid components to Puerto Rico as part of the Army’s “largest power mission to ever take place on U.S. soil,” coordinating directly with manufacturers to ensure product compliance for over $60M in parts.
