PAST PERFORMANCE
With a rich history, lean business practices, and extensive past performance, MAT has proven experience in the engineering and management of complex information management systems. We understand the discipline and knowledge it takes to create world-class solutions for those who demand quality. We help our customers improve their operations through innovative technology solutions and quality service. The following projects are examples of our proven performance.
A major component of Army logistics, PBUSE provides full accountability of the entire retail equipment inventory and automates mission critical information. MAT provides Program Management, Help Desk support, and technical services to include systems modernization and application development for this web-based platform. MAT provides technical solutions, which includes sustainment, systems modernization, and product enhancements for PBUSE, a major component of U.S. Army logistic operations providing full accountability of property and asset visibility. The PBUSE contract was awarded to MAT as the subcontractor to LEIDOS by ACC-APG to support the Software Engineering Center (SEC‐Lee). MAT provides technical solutions, which include sustainment, systems modernization, and product enhancements. As the Army’s first web‐based logistics solution, PBUSE manages and provides real‐time status of assets valued at more than $212 billion. PBUSE supports approximately 40,478 Active Army, Army Reserve, and National Guard users. Averaging 34,750 daily transactions, the system transfers massive amounts of data on a continuous basis and requires fully integrated computing, storage, and networking components for high availability.
U.S. Army dining facilities worldwide and ensures operational and supply chain consistency for soldier subsistence. The virtualized, web-based platform manages the day-to-day operations for tasks such menu planning, stock control, replenishment, and food quality. First fielded in 1989, the AFMIS is operational at 53 Army installations throughout the world, U.S. Army Reserve centers and Army National Guard armories. AFMIS provides automation support of menu planning, meal production, ordering and receipting food, financial accounting, headcount and capital asset reporting, inventory control, contract quality assurance, and personnel accountability.
McLane Advanced Technologies (MAT) is the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) for the Standard Army Maintenance System – Enhanced (SAMS-E), which is a single system that allows the U.S. Army to manage over 1 million vehicle and repair parts at a very high rate of readiness. As Program Manager from 2004 to 2013, fielding SAMS-E to the Army was a project extensive in size, scope, and complexity–encompassing over 20,000 systems worldwide in all levels of Army maintenance. In addition to the technology infrastructure integration and modernization, MAT has trained over 27,669 Soldiers for deployment. As the developer of SAMS-E and Program Manager for other U.S. Army logistics systems, MAT is subject matter experts in complex information management systems resulting in substantial global training and technical support capabilities.
Contractors. This is helpful for companies who must adhere to the Army’s specific requirements, such as the management of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) non-standard items. Parts can be requisitioned through your source of supply or commercial vendors. Although McLane MMS was developed from SAMS-E, the system is designed for greater flexibility and growth. MMS communicates and transfers information to other systems, as well. This capability can be expanded to non-DoD systems programs. MMS can be altered to meet specific customer requirements and works in a standalone Windows environment, a networked Windows environment, and a web-enabled Citrix environment.
responsible for providing services to the state’s 1.7 million veterans and their families. TVC assists veteran families with disability claims, counseling, filing for VA compensation, employment and job seeker assistance, education benefits, and locating community services. The TVC employs more than 320 individuals located in 110 offices throughout Texas. Leading the nation with veteran’s benefit assistance, the TVC helped recover more than $1.8 billion in payments to veterans in 2009.