SupplyCore Awarded $25 Million Worldwide Contract

ROCKFORD, Ill., May 2, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- SupplyCore, a Rockford, Ill., based supply chain management services and technology solutions integrator, announced today it has been awarded the Automotive Prime Vendor Worldwide contract with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime center. The estimated value of the contract is $25 million over a five-year period.

SupplyCore will be responsible for supply chain management, which includes distribution, parts acquisition, customer service and technical support for tactical and commercial vehicle parts for the military. The company will support over 25,000 part-numbered and national stock numbered items and will be supported by SupplyCore's Weapon Systems Support team in Rockford.

"We appreciate and value the opportunity to support the Defense Logistics Agency on the Automotive Prime Vendor Worldwide contract," said Peter Provenzano, President and CEO of SupplyCore. "SupplyCore is committed to providing outstanding support to our military and is proud to help sustain the Defense Department's vehicle platforms under this contract."

SupplyCore was established in 1987 and currently employs 220 people. The company prides itself on its global agility and responsiveness. It has been named to Inc. magazine's list of fastest growing companies six times, most recently in 2016. The company was also recognized in 2016 by the Defense Logistics Agency as a Top Performing Industry Partner.

About SupplyCore
Celebrating 30 years in business, SupplyCore is a supply chain and technology integrator providing key support to US and foreign agencies, domestically, and abroad including at-risk environments. Its core competencies are in global supply chain management and performance-based logistics during times of peace, emergency, conflict and various challenging or unusual environments. Its supply chain expertise includes procurement, warehousing, logistics, and facility support. SupplyCore's mission is to best optimize the information, material, and financial flows of customer supply chains, and to improve the physical and human assets of the communities it serves.

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