DLA LAND & MARITIME SUPPLIER 

CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION

IMPROVING WARFIGHTER READINESS BY STRENGTHENING INDUSTRY 

ALLIANCES AND REFORMING BUSINESS PROCESSES

June 19 – 20, 2018

Greater Columbus Convention Center 

Columbus, OH

NDIA.org/DLA18
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WHO WE ARE

We provide Warfighter Logistics Excellence through Accountability, 

Teamwork, Urgency, Agility, and Innovation built upon a Commitment to 

Integrity, Diversity, and Mutual Trust and Respect.

MISSION

Sustain Warfighter readiness and lethality by delivering proactive global 

logistics in peace and war

VISION

We are the Nation’s Combat Logistics Support Agency...Global, Agile and 

Innovative; Focused on the Warfighter First!

CORE VALUES

Leadership | Professionalism | Technical Knowledge through Dedication 

to Duty | Integrity | Ethics | Honor | Courage | Loyalty.

WHO WE ARE

The National Defense Industrial Association is the trusted leader in defense 

and national security associations. As a 501(c)(3) corporate and individual 

membership association, NDIA engages thoughtful and innovative leaders to 

exchange ideas, information, and capabilities that lead to the development of 

the best policies, practices, products, and technologies to ensure the safety 

and security of our nation. NDIA’s membership embodies the full spectrum of 

corporate, government, academic, and individual stakeholders who form a 

vigorous, responsive, and collaborative community in support of defense and 

national security. For more information, visit NDIA.org

TABLE OF 

CONTENTS

WELCOME 2

WHO WE ARE 2

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE 3

EVENT INFORMATION 3

AGENDA 5

BIOGRAPHIES 10

EXHIBITOR LISTING 14

EXHIBIT HALL FLOOR PLAN 15

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS 16

SAVE THE DATE 16

WELCOME TO THE DLA 

LAND & MARITIME SUPPLIER 

CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION

Welcome to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and 

Maritime Supplier Conference and Exposition! This year’s theme 

“Improving Warfighter Readiness by Strengthening Alliances 

and Reforming Business Processes” is fully nested in both the 

Secretary of Defense’s and the DLA Director’s priorities that will 

ensure Service readiness and Combatant Command lethality 

well in to the future. Our success in this effort would not be 

possible without face-to-face interactions with our unrivaled 

supplier base. Whether you are a small business looking to 

start a relationship with DLA, or have been part of our team 

and working with us for years, we are happy you have joined 

us as we work together to deliver premier support to our 

nation’s Warfighters! 
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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

TUESDAY, JUNE 19

Welcome: Presentation of Colors

Short North Ballroom

8:00 - 8:10 am

Exhibit Hall open

Exhibit Hall C

10:00 am - 5:30 pm

Breakout Sessions

Lower C and Upper D Pod Rooms

1:00 - 2:15 pm & 2:45 - 4:00 pm

Networking Reception 

Exhibit Hall C

4:00 - 5:30 pm

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20

Exhibit Hall open

Exhibit Hall C

9:00 am - 3:00 pm

General Session 

Short North Ballroom

8:30 - 10:05 am 

Breakout Sessions

Lower C Pod and Upper D Pod Rooms

10:05 - 11:30 am

General Session 

Short North Ballroom

1:00 - 4:30 pm

EVENT INFORMATION

LOCATION Greater Columbus Convention Center

400 North High Street

Columbus, OH 43215

EVENT WEBSITE NDIA.org/DLA18

EVENT CONTACT Allison Carpenter

Director, Exhibits & Sponsorships

(703) 247-2573

ahcarpenter@ndia.org

Kimberly Williams

Director, Meetings

(703) 247-2578

kwilliams@ndia.org

EVENT THEME Improving Warfighter Readiness by Strengthening Industry Alliances and Reforming 

Business Processes

ATTIRE Military: Uniform of the Day

Civilian: Business

SPEAKER GIFTS In lieu of speaker gifts, a donation is being made to the Fisher House Foundation.
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EVENT APP Make the most of your time at the 2018 DLA Land & Maritime Supplier Conference & 

Exposition with the “2018 DLA L&M” app available on the App store for Apple devices and 

Google Play for Android devices. 

Download this FREE app for complete access to: Agenda | Clickable Floor Plan | Exhibitor 

Listing | Slido | Social Media | Speakers | Timely “buzz” event updates

Build your personal itinerary, contact exhibitors directly, access their websites, and more!

Whether you are logged into the 2018 DLA L&M mobile app on your computer or mobile 

device, your Expo Plan and Itinerary will always be in sync!

SLIDO Ask and vote for your top questions during General Sessions

Slido is an audience engagement platform that allows users to crowdsource top questions to 

drive meaningful conversations and increase crowd participation.

Maximize effectiveness of Q&A time

Participants can upvote which questions they would like to hear discussed the most. Simply 

tap the thumbs-up button to up vote a question.

Top questions are displayed for the moderator and speaker to answer.

Slido will be used during the general sessions that take place in the Short North Ballroom at 

the Columbus Convention Center.

Access Slido through the DLA L&M Conference mobile app.

You can also participate at slido.com

Event code: DLA L&M

WIFI Network name: DLA_L&M_Conference

Password: DLAL&M18

#DLA18 Expand your social network – use hashtag #DLA18 on social media

SURVEY AND 

PARTICIPANT LIST

A survey and list of attendees (name and organization only) will be emailed to you after the 

conference. NDIA would appreciate your time in completing the survey to help make our 

event even more successful in the future.

HARASSMENT 

STATEMENT

NDIA is committed to providing a professional environment free from physical, psychological 

and verbal harassment. NDIA will not tolerate harassment of any kind, including but not 

limited to harassment based on ethnicity, religion, disability, physical appearance, gender, or 

sexual orientation. This policy applies to all participants and attendees at NDIA conferences, 

meetings and events. Harassment includes offensive gestures and verbal comments, 

deliberate intimidation, stalking, following, inappropriate photography and recording, 

sustained disruption of talks or other events, inappropriate physical contact, and unwelcome 

attention. Participants requested to cease harassing behavior are expected to comply 

immediately, and failure will serve as grounds for revoking access to the NDIA event.
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AGENDA

TUESDAY, JUNE 19

7:00 am – 5:30 pm REGISTRATION OPEN

EXHIBIT HALL C FOYER

7:00 – 8:00 am NETWORKING CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM FOYER

8:00 – 8:10 am PRESENTATION OF COLORS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

Ohio National Guard

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Angela McCoy

DLA Land and Maritime

8:10 – 8:15 am WELCOME REMARKS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

RDML Michelle Skubic, USN

Commander, Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime

8:15 – 8:30 am WELCOME TO COLUMBUS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

Commissioner Kevin Boyce

President, Franklin County Commission

8:30 – 9:00 am GUEST SPEAKER - DLA STRATEGIC CHANGES/OBJECTIVES

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

LTG Darrell Williams, USA

Director, Defense Logistics Agency

9:00 – 9:30 am KEYNOTE ADDRESS - MARITIME SYSTEMS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

VADM Thomas Moore, USN

Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)
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9:30 – 10:00 am KEYNOTE ADDRESS - LAND SYSTEMS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

LTG Edward Daly, USA

Deputy Commanding General, Army Materiel Command

10:00 – 10:30 am NETWORKING BREAK

EXHIBIT HALL C

10:00 am – 5:30 pm EXHIBIT HALL OPEN

EXHIBIT HALL C

10:30 am – 12:00 pm LARGE INDUSTRY BUSINESS PANEL

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

Allan Banghart

Defense Supply Chains Lead, Deloitte Consulting, LLP

Moderator 

Stephanie Conover

Director, Supply Chain Compliance, Huntington Ingalls Industries

Walter Massenburg

Senior Director, Integrated Defense Systems, Raytheon Company

Christopher Vanslager

Executive Vice President, AM General

12:00 – 1:00 pm NETWORKING LUNCH

EXHIBIT HALL C

1:00 – 2:15 pm BREAKOUT SESSIONS

Value Engineering 

(C150)

Cyber Security 

(C151)

Cost and Pricing 

(C160)

Supplier Assessment/SPRS 

(C161)

Vendor Shipment Module 

(C162)

Future Requirements Outlook 

(C170)

Doing Business With DLA 

(C171)

DLA Internet Bid Board System

(C172)

Vendor Payment Processes/

Accounts Payable 

(D280)
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2:15 – 2:45 pm NETWORKING BREAK

EXHIBIT HALL C

2:45 – 4:00 pm BREAKOUT SESSIONS 

Value Engineering 

(C150)

Cyber Security 

(C151)

Cost and Pricing 

(C160)

Supplier Assessment/SPRS 

(C161)

Vendor Shipment Module 

(C162)

Future Requirements Outlook 

(C170)

Doing Business With DLA 

(C171)

DLA Internet Bid Board System

(C172)

Vendor Payment Processes/

Accounts Payable 

(D280)

4:00 – 5:30 pm NETWORKING RECEPTION

EXHIBIT HALL C

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20

7:30 am – 4:30 pm REGISTRATION OPEN

EXHIBIT HALL C FOYER

7:30 – 8:30 am NETWORKING CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM FOYER

8:30 – 8:35 am WELCOME REMARKS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

RDML Michelle Skubic, USN

Commander, Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime

8:35 – 8:45 am NDIA WELCOME REMARKS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM 

MG James Boozer, USA (Ret)

Chief of Staff, National Defense Industrial Association 
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8:45 – 9:15 am GUEST SPEAKER

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

David Loines

Acting Director, Office of Government Contracting, Small Business Administration

9:00 am – 3:00 pm EXHIBIT HALL OPEN

EXHIBIT HALL C

9:15 – 9:45 am KEYNOTE ADDRESS - AIR FORCE ELECTRONICS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

Brig Gen John Kubinec, USAF

Commander, Warner-Robins Air Logistics Complex

9:45 – 10:05 am NETWORKING BREAK

EXHIBIT HALL C

10:05 – 11:30 am BREAKOUT SESSIONS 

Value Engineering 

(C150)

Cyber Security 

(C151)

Cost and Pricing 

(C160)

Supplier Assessment/SPRS 

(C161)

Vendor Shipment Module 

(C162)

Future Requirements Outlook 

(C170)

Coffee w/Contracting 

(C171)

DLA Internet Bid Board System

(C172)

Aircraft Launch and Recovery 

Equipment 

(D280)

11:30 am – 1:00 pm NETWORKING LUNCH

EXHIBIT HALL C

1:00 – 1:05 pm WELCOME AND INTRODUCTORY REMARKS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

Coleen McCormick

Director of the Office of Small Business Programs, DLA Land and Maritime
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1:05 – 1:40 pm SMALL BUSINESS KEYNOTE ADDRESS (DLA)

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

Dr. James Galvin

Director, OSD Office of Small Business Programs

1:40 – 2:15 pm INDUSTRY KEYNOTE ADDRESS (NDIA)

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

John Johns

CEO, Gryphon Defense Group and Mad Minute Industries

2:15 – 2:45 pm NETWORKING BREAK

EXHIBIT HALL C

2:45 – 4:15 pm SMALL BUSINESS SUBCONTRACTING PANEL

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

Coleen McCormick

Director of the Office of Small Business Programs, DLA Land and Maritime

Moderator

4:15 – 4:30 pm CLOSING REMARKS

SHORT NORTH BALLROOM

RDML Michelle Skubic, USN

Commander, Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime

4:30 pm CONFERENCE ADJOURNS

The NDIA has a policy of strict compliance with federal and state antitrust laws. The antitrust laws prohibit competitors from engaging in actions that could 

result in an unreasonable restraint of trade. Consequently, NDIA members must avoid discussing certain topics when they are together at formal association 

membership, board, committee, and other meetings and in informal contacts with other industry members: prices, fees, rates, profit margins, or other terms 

or conditions of sale (including allowances, credit terms, and warranties); allocation of markets or customers or division of territories; or refusals to deal with or 

boycotts of suppliers, customers or other third parties, or topics that may lead participants not to deal with a particular supplier, customer or third party.
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BIOGRAPHIES

LIEUTENANT GENERAL EDWARD DALY, USA

Deputy Commanding General 

U.S. Army Materiel Command

Lieutenant General 

Edward M. Daly 

assumed duties 

as the Deputy 

Commanding General of the U.S. Army 

Materiel Command on 7 August 2017. In 

his role, he is responsible for managing 

the day-to-day operations of the Army’s 

logistics enterprise. He also serves as 

the Senior Commander of Redstone 

Arsenal, Alabama. 

He previously served as the Commanding 

General of Army Sustainment Command 

at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois, where 

he executed Army Materiel Command’s 

mission to deliver readiness. Prior to 

commanding ASC, he served as Army 

Materiel Command’s Deputy Chief of Staff, 

overseeing the roles and functions of the 

Headquarters staff. 

Lieutenant General Daly was 37th Chief of 

Ordnance and Commandant of the U.S. 

Army Ordnance School. He also served 

as Executive Officer to the Deputy Chief of 

Staff, Army G-4; Commander of the 43rd 

Sustainment Brigade, 4th Infantry Division 

(Mechanized) at Fort Carson, Colorado, 

and deployed in support of Operation 

ENDURING FREEDOM, Afghanistan; Deputy 

Assistant Chief of Staff/Chief Plans Officer, 

G-4, North Atlantic Treaty Organization 

Rapid Deployable Corps based in Italy 

and deployed in support of Operations 

ENDURING FREEDOM and IRAQI 

FREEDOM; and Commander of 702nd 

Main Support Battalion, Division Support 

Command, 2nd Infantry Division, Eighth 

Army, Republic of Korea. 

Earlier assignments as a company grade 

officer include various logistics and 

leadership roles with 1st Cavalry Division 

at Fort Hood, Texas; 3rd Infantry Division 

and 3rd COSCOM at United States Army 

Europe; and Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 

where he deployed in support of Operation 

DESERT SHIELD/DESERT STORM. He 

also served as Assistant Professor of 

Military Science at Gonzaga University in 

Spokane, Washington. 

Lieutenant General Daly was commissioned 

as a second lieutenant in the Ordnance 

Corps upon his graduation from the United 

States Military Academy at West Point 

in 1987. He earned Master’s Degrees in 

Business Administration from Gonzaga 

University, and in Strategic Studies from the 

U.S. Army War College. 

DR. JAMES GALVIN

Acting Director

OSD Office of Small Business Programs

Dr. Galvin leads 

a network of 700 

full- and part-time 

Small Business 

Professionals across the Department of 

Defense (DoD). He ensures they leverage 

DoD’s small business industrial base to 

contribute to military readiness, introduce 

innovation to build a more lethal force and 

provide timely and cost-effective products 

and services. The work of DoD’s Small 

Business Professional workforce annually 

results in more than $50 billion in primecontract spending and over $40 billion of 

subcontract-spending for small businesses.

Prior to joining DoD OSBP, Dr. Galvin was 

on detail to DoD from the Department 

of Energy National Renewable Energy 

Laboratory (NREL) as a Program Manager 

for more than 110 energy and water 

projects on military installations. He worked 

closely with numerous small businesses to 

help them demonstrate and commercialize 

their innovative technologies, while 

improving energy security on DoD facilities. 

He also served as an adjunct professor 

at The George Washington University, 

teaching graduate students in the School of 

Engineering and Applied Sciences. At NREL 

he led a program to help the State of Hawaii 

achieve its clean-energy goals.

Prior to working at NREL, Dr. Galvin retired 

from the Army as a Colonel after serving 

in a variety of Aviation and Operations 

Research assignments. He served in 

the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment and 

the 18th Airborne Corps in various roles 

as a pilot (AH-1, OH-58 and UH-60), 

commander and staff officer. He also served 

on the Army Staff at the U.S. Southern 

Command Headquarters and the Army’s 

Combined Arms Center in positions 

involving program analysis, legislative 

liaison, organizational transformation and 

knowledge management. He received the 

Legion of Merit and other awards for his 

military service. He was the 2012 recipient 

of the Chairman’s Award from NREL for 

his support to DoD. In addition to being a 

Senior Army Aviator, he is Airborne, Ranger 

and Air Assault qualified.

Dr. Galvin earned his Ph.D. in Industrial and 

Systems Engineering from Virginia Tech, an 

MS in Operations Research from the Naval 

Postgraduate School and is a graduate of 

the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. He 

currently serves in the federal government’s 

Senior Executive Service.
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JOHN JOHNS

Chief Executive Officer

Gryphon Defense Group and Mad Minute Industries

In his current 

positions, he 

manages investment 

in, and operations of, 

Defense and Domestic Security companies 

focused on securing critical supply chains 

and operationalizing disruptive technologies.

In his most recent past position with the 

U.S. Government, he served 7 years as 

Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for 

Maintenance where he was responsible 

for oversight of the Department’s 

annual $80 billion weapon system 

maintenance program. 

He has deployed twice in support of 

security operations. In 2013 and 2014, 

he served in Afghanistan as Executive 

Director for Afghan National Security 

Forces Sustainment, International Security 

Assistance Force, and in 2010, Mr. Johns 

served in Iraq as Director, Training and 

Advisory Mission, Iraqi Ministry of Defense, 

and Director, Iraqi Security Forces Logistics.

In past assignments, Mr. Johns has 

served the Army and Navy in technology 

development, engineering, program 

management, and logistics positions. In 

executive positions with the Army, he was 

responsible for the provision of engineering 

support to all Army Aviation systems, 

lifecycle management of over 20 Army 

aviation, missile, and ground systems 

with an annual budget of approximately 

$1 billion, and management of overhaul 

and maintenance of all aviation and 

missile systems redeployed from Iraq and 

Afghanistan. With the Navy, he served 

as the Director of Industrial Operations, 

Naval Air Systems Command, and Deputy 

Commander of Fleet Readiness Centers, 

Naval Air Forces where he was responsible 

for Naval Aviation maintenance operations 

across six subordinate commands, with a 

workforce of over 14,000 personnel and 

an operating budget of approximately 

$4 billion/year, and oversaw annual 

maintenance and repair of over 600 aircraft, 

7,500 engines and modules, and 500,000 

components and support equipment.

And recently with Northrop Grumman, 

he has enabled corporate capability 

development, growth, and profitability 

across a full spectrum of Defense, Civil, and 

International programs. 

Mr. Johns holds a Bachelor of Science in 

Aerospace Engineering from Penn State 

University and a Master’s in Aeronautics 

and Astronautics from Purdue. He is 

also a graduate of the National Security 

Management Program, National Defense 

University and the National and International 

Security Program, Harvard Kennedy School.

BRIGADIER GENERAL JOHN KUBINEC, USAF

Commander

Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex

Brigadier General 

John C. Kubinec 

is the Commander, 

Warner Robins 

Air Logistics Complex, Robins Air Force 

Base, Ga. As the commander, he serves 

a world-class workforce of more than 

7,200 military and civilian personnel. The 

complex performs programmed depot 

maintenance and modification on all variants 

of the F-15, C-130, C-5, C-17, and special 

operations forces aircraft. Additionally, he is 

responsible for the maintenance, repair, and 

overhaul of diverse aircraft components, 

avionics, and electronic warfare equipment 

along with development and sustainment of 

mission critical software, test program sets 

and automated test equipment. 

Brig. Gen. Kubinec is a native of 

Greensburg, Pa. and received his 

commission from the U.S. Air Force 

Academy in 1992. He is a career aircraft/

munitions maintenance officer and has 

commanded at the squadron, group 

and wing levels as well as served in 

key staff positions at the Center, Major 

Command, Headquarters Air Force, and 

Combatant Command levels. Prior to his 

current position, he served as the Senior 

Special Assistant to the Supreme Allied 

Commander, Europe and Commander of 

United States European Command.
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VICE ADMIRAL THOMAS MOORE, USN

Commander

Naval Sea Systems Command

Vice Adm. Thomas 

Moore graduated 

from the US Naval 

Academy in 1981 

with a bachelor of science degree in math/

operations analysis. He also holds a degree 

in information systems management from 

George Washington University and a master 

of science and an engineer’s degree in nuclear 

engineering from MIT.

As a surface nuclear trained officer for 13 

years, he served in various operational and 

engineering billets aboard USS South Carolina 

(CGN 37) as machinery division officer, 

reactor training assistant and electrical officer; 

USS Virginia (CGN 38) as main propulsion 

assistant; USS Conyngham (DDG 17) as 

weapons officer; and USS Enterprise (CVN 

65) as the top plant station officer responsible 

for the defueling, refueling and testing of 

the ship’s two lead reactor plants during 

her 1991-1994 refueling complex overhaul 

(RCOH). Additionally, ashore he served two 

years as a company officer at the Academy.

In 1994, he was selected for lateral transfer 

to the engineering duty officer community 

where he served in various staff engineering, 

maintenance, technical and program 

management positions including, carrier 

overhaul project officer at the Supervisor 

of Shipbuilding, Newport News, VA, where 

he led the overhaul of the USS Enterprise 

(CVN 65), USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 

71) and the first year of the USS Nimitz (CVN 

68) RCOH; assistant program manager for 

In-Service Aircraft Carriers (PMS 312) in the 

office of the Program Executive Officer, Aircraft 

Carriers, Aircraft Carrier Hull, Mechanical 

and Electrical (HM&E) requirements officer 

on the staff of the chief of Naval Operations 

Air Warfare Division (OPNAV N78); and, five 

years in command as the major program 

manager for In-Service Aircraft Carriers 

(PMS 312) where he was responsible for 

the new construction of the George H.W. 

Bush (CVN 77), the RCOH of the USS 

Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) and the 

USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) and the life cycle 

management of all In-Service Aircraft Carriers.

In April 2008, he reported to the staff of the 

chief of Naval Operations as the deputy 

director, Fleet Readiness, Office of the Chief of 

Naval Operations (OPNAV) N43B. From May 

2010 to July 2011, he served as the director, 

Fleet Readiness, OPNAV N43.

Moore commanded the Program Executive 

Office for Aircraft Carriers from August 2011 

to June 2016. Over this five-year period, he 

led the largest ship acquisition program in 

the U.S. Navy portfolio; was responsible for 

designing, building, testing and delivering 

Ford-class carriers; led the Navy’s first-ever 

inactivation of a nuclear-powered aircraft 

carrier, USS Enterprise (CVN-65); and was 

the lead in the U.S.-India Joint Working Group 

Aircraft Carrier Technology Cooperation.

Moore became the 44th commander of 

Naval Sea Systems Command June 2016. 

He oversees a global workforce of more than 

73,000 military and civilian personnel.

DAVID LOINES

Acting Director

Office of Government Contracting Small Business Administration

David Loines serves 

as the Acting 

Director for the 

Office of Government 

Contracting located at the SBA 

headquarters office in Washington DC. 

Mr. Loines has responsibility for leading 

a workforce of over 90 SBA employees 

including 6 Area Offices that cover the U.S. 

and territories. Mr. Loines’ office is directly 

tasked with helping the Federal Government 

meet its statutory goal of 23% or close to 

$500 Billion dollars of Federal contracts 

awarded to U.S. small businesses. His 

office is responsible for the following 

national Programs: Prime Contracting, 

Subcontracting, Certificate of Competency, 

Size Determinations, Women Owned Small 

Business, and Service Disabled Veteran 

small business protests.

Mr. Loines served as the Director for the 

SBA Business Matchmaking Initiative 

overseeing all events for the SBA. Mr. 

Loines helped pioneer this unique public 

private initiative. During November of 2006, 

Mr. Loines led a Matchmaking team into 

the Gulf States (post Katrina) to provide 

aid to the small businesses devastated by 

the hurricanes. These firms have received 

over $600 million in contracts as a result 

of this effort. From 2003 to 2006, Business 

Matchmaking was responsible for over 

100,000 pre-scheduled appointments 

between small businesses and buyers from 

the government and private sector.

Mr. Loines was assigned to a detail on 

Capitol Hill working for Senator Mary 

Landrieu and the Senate Small Business 

Committee, he was tasked with reviewing 

and crafting language for the 2010 Jobs Bill 

which included the SBA “Parity” Rule, the 

bill was signed into law by the President on 

September 2i\ 2010.

Mr. Loines started in the Federal 

procurement field in 1994 as the Program 

Manager for the Nonmanufacturer Rule 

Waiver Program. In 1996, Mr.Loines 

became the Field Director for the Office 

of Natural Resources Sales Assistance, 

directing the day-to-day operations of the 

SBA National Timber set-aside Program.

Mr. Loines has over 37 years of Federal 

service starting out as a computer 

programmer; his entire Federal career 

has been with the U.S. Small Business 

Administration.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL DARRELL K. WILLIAMS, USA

Director

Defense Logistics Agency

Lieutenant General 

Darrell K. Williams is 

the Director of the 

Defense Logistics 

Agency, with headquarters in Fort Belvoir, 

Virginia. He provides strategic leadership for 

the Defense Department’s combat support 

agency for worldwide logistics. LTG Williams 

directs nine supply chains supporting the 

U.S. military, as well as federal, state, local 

and international partners. DLA provides 

food, medical material, uniforms and 

construction equipment, 98 percent of 

the Defense Department’s fuel, and the 

majority of spare parts for military weapons 

systems. He oversees the National Defense 

Stockpile, an international network of 25 

distribution centers, and the Department’s 

process for reverse logistics. He leads a 

global, expeditionary workforce of over 

25,000 military and civilians.

LTG Williams is a native of West Palm 

Beach, Florida. He is a Distinguished 

Military Graduate of the Hampton Institute 

ROTC Program and was commissioned 

into the Army Quartermaster Corps in 

1983. LTG Williams is a graduate of the 

Army Command and General Staff College 

(CGSC), the School of Advanced Military 

Studies (SAMS) and a Distinguished 

Graduate of the National War (NWC) 

College. He earned a Bachelor of Arts 

Degree in Psychology from Hampton 

Institute, Hampton, Virginia and Master’s 

degrees in Military Arts and Sciences, 

National Security and Strategic Studies, and 

Business Management (Logistics).

LTG Williams’ prior assignments include: 

Commanding General, Combined Arms 

Support Command (CASCOM), Fort Lee, 

Virginia; Deputy Chief of Staff, U.S. Army 

Materiel Command (AMC), Redstone 

Arsenal, Alabama; Commander, Defense 

Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime 

in Columbus, Ohio; Director of Logistics, 

Engineering and Security Assistance, 

J-4, Headquarters, United States Pacific 

Command (USPACOM), Hawaii; Executive 

Officer to the Army Deputy Chief of Staff, 

G-4 (Army G-4); Brigade Commander, 3d 

Sustainment Brigade, Fort Stewart, Georgia; 

and Deputy C-4, Coalition Forces Land 

Component Command (CFLCC), Camp 

Arifjan, Kuwait during Operations Enduring 

Freedom (OEF), and Iraqi Freedom (OIF).

His assignments within the Continental U.S. 

and overseas duty locations include: Ft. 

Bragg, North Carolina; Fort Lee, Virginia; 

Fort Stewart, Georgia; Fort Leavenworth, 

Kansas; the Pentagon, Washington D.C.; 

Columbus, Ohio; Korea; Germany and 

Hawaii. He has deployed to Kosovo, 

Kuwait, and Iraq. LTG Williams’ awards 

and decorations include the Distinguished 

Service Medal, Defense Superior Service 

Medal, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star 

Medal, Defense Meritorious Service 

Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Army 

Commendation Medal, Army Achievement 

Medal, Combat Action Badge, Parachutist 

Badge, Parachute Rigger Badge and Army 

Staff Identification Badge.

REAR ADMIRAL MICHELLE SKUBIC, USN

Commander 

Defense Logistics Agency Land & Maritime

Rear Adm. Michelle 

C. Skubic is a 1988 

graduate of California 

State University, 

Fullerton, earning her Bachelor of Arts 

in Business Administration-Finance. She 

earned her Master of Science in Acquisition 

and Contract Management from Naval Post 

Graduate School in 2001. She is also a 

graduate of the Joint Forces Staff College 

and the University of North Carolina KenanFlagler Executive Development Institute.

Skubic’s operational assignments include: 

division officer in readiness and services 

billets, USS Acadia (AD-42), which included 

deployment for Operations Desert Shield 

and Desert Storm; supply officer for 

Precommissioning Unit McFaul (DDG-74), 

built in Pascagoula, Mississippi; and supply 

officer for Precommissioning Unit George 

H. W. Bush (CVN-77), built in Newport 

News, Virginia, which was commissioned 

to the fleet in January 2009. Additionally, 

she completed a tour forward-deployed as 

commander, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) 

Support Team in Kuwait, where her team, in 

concert with other DLA activities, supported 

United States Central Command, United 

States Army Central and other Department 

of Defense (DOD) organizations in sustaining 

the warfighter’s requirements for Operations 

New Dawn and Enduring Freedom.

Her shore assignments include: services 

officer and carrier readiness officer at 

Commander, Naval Air Force, U.S. Pacific 

Fleet, San Diego; combined bachelor 

quarters officer and Aviation Support 

Division officer, Naval Air Station Sigonella, 

Sicily; deputy department head for program 

contracts, Naval Air Systems Command 

in Patuxent River, Maryland; deputy force 

supply officer, Commander, Naval Surface 

Forces, San Diego; director of supplier 

operations, DLA Aviation, Richmond, Virginia; 

commanding officer, Naval Supply Systems 

Command (NAVSUP) Fleet Logistics Center 

Norfolk, Virginia; chief of staff, NAVSUP, 

Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania; and director, 

Logistics, Fleet Supply and Ordnance, 

U.S. Pacific Fleet, Joint Base Pearl 

Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii.

Skubic reported in October 2016 as 

commander, Defense Logistics Agency Land 

and Maritime, Columbus, Ohio.

Skubic is designated as a Naval Aviation 

and Surface Warfare Supply Corps officer 

and is a member of the Acquisition 

Professional Corps. 
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EXHIBITOR LISTING

AAR Corporation....................... 314

ALI Corp. .............................. 404

Applied DNA Sciences Inc.............. 324

Argo Turboserve Corporation (ATC) .... 501

Benchmade Knife Company............ 529

Brighton Cromwell, LLC................ 405

Chase Defense Partners ............... 621

Concord Components, Inc. ............ 509

Crestwood Technology Group.......... 300

Davenport Aviation, Inc. ............... 326

Dayton T. Brown, Inc. .................. 320

DLA Aviation........................... 526

DLA Corporate Events ................. 329

DLA Distribution ....................... 528

DLA Internet Bid Board System 

(DIBBS)................................ 325

DLA Land and Maritime, Competition 

Advocate/Ombudsman Office .......... 424

DLA Land and Maritime Engineering 

and Technical Support ................. 425

DLA Land Customer and Supplier 

Operations ............................ 427

DLA Maritime C&S Operations ......... 429

DLA Research & Development ......... 327

DLA Small Business Administration .... 428

DLA Small Business Administration 

and Procurement Technical 

Assistance Centers .................... 426

DLA Troop Support .................... 524

Dun & Bradstreet ...................... 317

EBS Ink-Jet Systems USA, Inc. ........ 319

ECVC, Inc. ............................. 508

EnerSys ............................... 416

Facet .................................. 617

Federal Contracts Corp ................ 503

Garrity Tool Company.................. 505

Halkey Roberts Corporation............ 512

Huber+Suhner Inc...................... 623

IHS Markit ............................. 525

Jamaica Bearings...................... 410

JGB Enterprises, Inc ................... 402

Kampi Components.................... 420

KICK STOPSTM Cargo Restraint Device . . 518

Kimball Midwest ....................... 520

Lintech Components Co inc............ 519

Lowry Solutions ....................... 601

Marvin Engineering .................... 502

Maven Engineering Corporation........ 628

Meggitt Customer Services & Support ... 312

Milton Industries Inc. .................. 521

Mirion Technologies ................... 302

Morrissey inc .......................... 620

Mosebach Manufacturing Co. .......... 629

National Industries for the Blind........ 417

Navistar Defense ...................... 303

New Center Stamping.................. 310

Noble Supply and Logistics ............ 500

NSN-NOW ............................. 309

Optical Cable Corporation ............. 616

Optima Batteries, Inc................... 301

Optimum Vehicle Logistics (OVL)....... 511

Option 1 Logistics LLC................. 403

Otis Technology ....................... 421

Peck & Hale, L.L.C. .................... 600

Peerless Electronics ................... 322

Peleman Industries .................... 605

Penn Power Group 

(fka Penn Detroit Diesel Allison, LLC)... 516

Pro Seal & Plastics, LLC................ 612

Quantico Tactical ...................... 608

Remy Battery Company................ 308

Rockwell Collins ....................... 409

SAIC................................... 311

SAWTST, LLC.......................... 626

Shore Solutions, Inc.................... 604

Shred-Tech ............................ 510

Signicast .............................. 304

SourceAmerica ........................ 316

SRI International....................... 408

Starwin Industries,Inc.................. 305

STATZ Corporation..................... 328

STS Air-Pro ............................ 419

SupplyCore Inc. ....................... 400

Tactical Defense Media ................ 603

Transaero Inc. ......................... 517

Universal Processing Company ........ 326

UPI Manufacturing..................... 413

USA Shade ............................ 602

West Baumaschinen GmbH ............ 401

Westone Labs Inc. ..................... 624

Wisconsin Ordnance Works, Ltd........ 527

XTREME Semiconductor............... 513

Yates Industries, Inc. 

(dba Yates Cylinders) .................. 618
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302 303

304 305

308 309

310 311

312

314

316 317

319

320

322

324 325

326 327

328 329

400 401

402 403

404 405

408 409

410

413

416 417

419

420 421

424 425

426 427

428 429

500 501

502 503

505

508 509

510 511

512 513

516 517

518 519

520 521

524 525

526 527

528 529

600 601

602 603

604 605

608

610

612

616 617

618

620 621

623

624 625

626 627

628 629

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