Supply Chain Management and Warehouse

The AbilityOne Program has over 125 network partners with warehousing and distribution capabilities throughout the United States at contractor or customer-owned facilities.

Our Supply Chain Management Services include:

• Inventory integrity management
• Warehousing, stockroom and distribution
• Kitting and light manufacturing
• Receiving, order filling and shipping
• Logistics information systems: ERP, WMS, TMS
• Insertion point management
• Transportation, packaging and recycling
• Reverse logistics, life cycle management
• Inventory replenishment
• Pick, pack and ship
• Repair, refurbish and test
• Planning, purchasing and forecasting
• Multi-regional/national warehousing and distribution capability
• Supply Chain Solutions Organization (SCSO) high performance metrics
• LEAN/Six-Sigma application capability

Our national network has over two million square feet of accessible space, and we manage and deliver thousands of line items and more than $200 million in inventory safely and on time. In addition, AbilityOne was awarded a Federal Supply Schedule for Supply Chain Management and Turnkey Logistic Systems enabling us to reduce response time for federal customers

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Case History

AbilityOne Supply Chain Management services for the U.S. Army and the Defense Supply Center>

Top Customers

U.S. Army

U.S. Air Force

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

U.S. General Services Administration

Defense Logistics Agency

Defense Supply Centers: Philadelphia, PA and Columbus, OH

Defense Utilization Marketing Service

Awards & Recognition

• ISO 9001:2000 compliant and registered
• 99.1% order fill accuracy
• 96.0% employee retention rate
• 2 million squ. ft. of accessible warehouse space
• 550+ trained specialists in national network
• 99.9% inventory accuracy
• 99.0% on-time delivery rate
• $35 million+ in current federal logistics contracts

In 2006, nearly 47,000 people were employed through the program, making AbilityOne the largest source of work opportunities for people who are blind or have other severe disabilities in the United States.