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Leidos secures one-year extension for UK Ministry of Defence logistics

The UK Ministry of Defence has extended its Logistics Commodities and Services Transformation contract with Leidos, ensuring the company continues its supply chain oversight for the Armed Forces through June 2029. This agreement prolongs a decade-long partnership aimed at bolstering operational readiness and digital logistics capabilities across global deployments.

Leidos secures one-year extension for UK Ministry of Defence logistics

Since assuming the role of prime contractor in 2015, Leidos has managed the complex flow of military supplies, overseeing more than 70,000 NATO Stock Numbers. The firm currently operates the £83 million Defence Fulfilment Centre at MOD Donnington and provides distribution services to over 600 locations worldwide. According to the company, the programme has generated an estimated £400 million in benefits for the Ministry of Defence.

Adam Clarke, Chief Executive Officer of Leidos UK & Europe, emphasized that the extension reflects the ongoing commitment to supply chain resilience and dependable delivery. Beyond routine operations, the partnership has navigated significant logistical challenges, including global supply chain disruptions and urgent requirements stemming from the conflict in Ukraine. The added year of service focuses on further advancing inventory visibility and digital modernization to support defence readiness.

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