Modernization of Logistics and Finance Business Systems (PM LOG‑FIN formerly EBS‑C) – Open and Continuous Call for Solutions (CFS)

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document, "PM_LOG-FIN_26 OC-CSO_v1.0_Appendices_2026JUN03.pdf", contains appendices that provide supplementary information relevant to the opportunity. It is not a solicitation, SOW, PWS, amendment, or Q&A document.

• Appendix A: Current Army ERP Systems: Describes and scopes five Army SAP ERP systems and one non-ERP system. It details:

  • General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS)
  • GFEBS - Sensitive Activities (GFEBS-SA)
  • Global Combat Support System – Army (GCSS-A)
  • Logistics Modernization Program (LMP)
  • Army Enterprise Systems Integration Program (AESIP) Hub
  • Standard Army Ammunition System – Modernization (SAAS-MOD)

• Appendix B: The Value Chains: Provides detailed definitions and process flows for nine Value Chains (Areas of Interest) related to EBS-C Value Management, illustrating how modernized ERP systems support mission success through acquisition, supply chain, and sustainment processes.

• Appendix C: References: Lists Army policies, strategies, technical guidance, and other reference documents relevant to Low-Code/No-Code (LCNC) and modernization application development, cybersecurity, data architecture, and approved products. Key references include cybersecurity policies, modernization strategies, data platform guidance, and development guidance.

• Appendix D: Approved Products List (APL): Lists Army CIO-approved data platforms and development platforms for use in LCNC and modernization application development, including specific platforms like Army Vantage, ADVANA, PowerApps, ServiceNow, and SAP.

This document provides essential background context on the Army's Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, value chain processes, relevant policies, and approved technology platforms. Bidders should review these appendices to understand the existing technological landscape, strategic direction, and approved tools that may be relevant to the opportunity, particularly if the opportunity involves modernization, application development, or integration with Army systems.

Solicitation / RFP / RFQ

This document is an Open and Continuous Call for Solutions (CFS) under the Army Open Solicitation (AOS) framework. It provides a framework for future Targeted Calls for Solutions (TCFS) to solicit innovative commercial Low-Code, No Code (LCNC) and modernization solutions for the Army Logistics and Finance communities. The goal is to accelerate the delivery of mission-focused applications that improve operational efficiency, data visibility, and reduce sustainment costs.

The solutions should address one or more of the nine Army LOG-FIN Value Chains (Areas of Interest - AOIs), which include:

• Mission Operations Support
• Asset Acquisition
• Real Estate
• Supply Chain
• Fulfillment
• Transportation
• Maintenance
• Manufacturing / Remanufacturing
• Resource Allocation Solutions must align with Army CIO Low-Code/No-Code Development Guidance and Army Unified Data Reference Architecture (UDRA), and support integration with Army Business Systems, cybersecurity, interoperability, and governance standards. Approved development platforms include Appian, Army Vantage, Palantir, PowerApps, Salesforce, SAP, and ServiceNow.

Awards will be made using Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs) or Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) contracts. The CFS is open in perpetuity until canceled by the Army. Solutions must be auditable in accordance with DoD financial regulations and support transaction traceability and internal controls.

The process involves three phases:

1. Solution Brief: Submit a white paper outlining the solution, ROM estimate, cover letter, and Affirmation of Business Status Certification (ABSC) form. Evaluated on relevance, uniqueness, technical merit, feasibility, alignment with Army objectives, and company viability.
2. Pitch Session: Selected companies may be invited for an in-person or virtual pitch to demonstrate capabilities, discuss price/schedule, and address data rights.
3. Proposal: Selected companies submit a full written proposal including technical and price sections. The Government may bypass Phase 2 at its discretion. Follow-on production contracts are a potential outcome.

Encourages participation from commercial vendors, including non-traditional defense contractors and small businesses. Companies must have a Unique Entity ID (UEI) and be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM).

Companies are responsible for monitoring SAM.gov for amendments. Costs incurred for proposals are not reimbursed. Submissions are valid for 180 days. Contact U.S. Army Contracting Command – Rock Island (ACC-RI) for questions.