Pandemic Response Support
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White PaperCOVID-19 and Supply Chain Resilience: What’s Next?
LMI hosted the Potomac Officers Club event, Supply Chain Resilience and COVID-19: What’s Next? on June 11, 2020. Government leaders and logistics experts discussed the pre-COVID-19 supply chain, effects from COVID-19, and investment areas for resilience. This paper summarizes poll data collected from audience members as well as insights from the panel.
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Press ReleaseLMI Awarded Larger Role Supporting Defense Acquisition and Sustainment
LMI will support defense officials who oversee acquisition, capability development, and lifecycle support of critical weapons systems.
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InsightsPreparing for the Next Pandemic With DPA Title III
Information-sharing and additional resources will help bolster what we learned from the DPA during the current pandemic.
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What We DoSupply Chain Resilience Solutions
LMI’s public-sector experts in logistics bring over 60 years of experience helping organizations mitigate supply chain risks. Our in-depth understanding of supply chain and government operations combine to provide effective, practical solutions for reducing and managing risk and increasing resiliency.
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Innovation at the Pace of Need™Health Solutions
LMI delivers innovative health solutions for mission impact at the pace of need, enabling our federal health customers to thrive while adapting to modern mission needs.
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PerspectiveCOVID-19: What Suppliers Can Do Now
How to stay strategic as the pandemic’s ripple effect grows.
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InsightsHow the FDA Can Improve the Vaccine Approval Process
We can apply the lessons from the COVID pandemic to vaccine and treatment submissions moving forward. Here’s how.
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Our TeamScott Ritzel
Scott, a retired Air Force colonel with over 30 years of logistics experience, served in the maintenance career field supporting a diverse portfolio, including fighters, bombers, rotary wing, conventional and nuclear munitions, and ground-based space systems.
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InsightsPlanning for Vaccine Distribution in 6 Key Areas
COVID-19 has made clear that preparing for pandemics is a critical public health challenge. Here’s what leaders can do now to improve vaccination efforts.