Amentum wins $77 million contract to modernize Indo-Pacific defense supply chains with AI

CHANTILLY, Va., June 17, 2026 — Amentum has been awarded a 60-month, firm-fixed-price contract by the General Services Administration to provide AI-enabled, end-to-end logistics operations support for the Pentagon and other federal customers operating across Japan within the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command area of responsibility. The work is intended to enhance operational readiness by ensuring seamless supply chain management for U.S. military installations.

“Amentum’s new relationship with the GSA is a natural fit given our unique global supply chain reach, forward-positioned operational capability and expeditionary sustainment,” said Dr. Karl Spinnenweber, president of Amentum’s Mission Solutions business. “Our extensive experience in delivering turnkey supply chain solutions worldwide ensures we can support the GSA and INDOPACOM with predictability, reliability, and efficiency.”

The company said it has integrated its capabilities into a single, agile framework designed to keep operations running in contested, austere, and politically sensitive environments. AI tools will be incorporated to strengthen demand planning, forecasting, and catalog management to improve customer order fulfillment and delivery.

Amentum plans a comprehensive approach spanning demand forecasting, procurement, transportation, inventory management, and on-time delivery, leveraging technology to monitor, analyze, and optimize supply chain activities.