The ultimate goal of an ILS Engineer is to reduce cost through the full lifecycle of a product, often from a sub-system or component level. They will consider every aspect of a project or product, investigating, challenging and ensuring every step from concept to disposal is carefully planned with all interactions taken into account. They measure & document the ability to Support, Reliability, Supply, Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul burden, Training & Operating costs, Disposal, and can also include ESG (Environmental, Socials & Governance) & Levelling Up measures; both of the utmost importance with new public spending regulations cascading through the Defence Industry.

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Integratedlogisticsservices

Not only is Integrated Logistics Support a must for most Military Contracts & a required deliverable across the industry & globe, they should pay for themselves many times over in the practical cost savings they can make, often acting as a Project Manager or key stone between departments, organisations, operations, ultimately saving time, energy, reputation as well as tangible bottom line.

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Although it's often performed during the procurement phase, it can continue throughout the life of a product as standards, modifications, changes in end user or customer (for example selling a Naval Frigate to an overseas Government), or through any number of emergent reasons, like rising energy considerations or cost of fuel. Our engineers are also engaged translating or rewriting Bid & Tender Documentation where generic bid documentation for hardware may be produced requiring translation & rewriting for the specific purposes of that Tender submission, perhaps with a UK or Overseas Military requirements perspective.

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