IDIQ stands for Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity — the federal contract type that sets a contract ceiling with flexible delivery and quantities. Every purchase over the micro-purchase threshold is competed among the 16 AbilityOne Base Supply Store Operators. The ABOBSC TLS contract puts $360 million of that capacity behind Envision-made product.
Envision is a prime vendor on the AbilityOne Base Supply Center Tailored Logistics Support contract, administered by DLA Troop Support. Orders are accepted from any installation, CONUS or OCONUS.
DLA Troop Support performs a fair and reasonableness determination on pricing, then bids the requirement among the 16 AbilityOne Base Supply Store Operators to help meet the Government's competition requirements. Requisitions are placed via G-Invoicing, MIPR, or MILSTRIP.
TLS is one of two active 5-year DLA prime vendor contracts Envision holds — $360M on ABOBSC TLS and $48M on the Holistic Health & Fitness (H2F) program — for $408 million in combined contract capacity. Each offers customer-specific items within its individual scope.
Envision's Base Supply Centers are the retail face of the TLS vehicle — 16 Envision-operated locations across 10 states, part of the AbilityOne BSC network spanning 160+ bases in 14 countries. Fulfillment isn't limited to the storefronts: orders are accepted from any installation, CONUS or OCONUS.
Stores stock office supplies, janitorial, safety apparel, and SKILCRAFT product lines for active-duty personnel and federal buyers, with Envision-manufactured products flowing through the channel from our U.S. campuses in Wichita, Kansas and Dallas, Texas.
DLA Troop Support performs a fair and reasonableness determination on pricing, and requisitions are placed via G-Invoicing, MIPR, or MILSTRIP.
Every order on the vehicle moves through an authorized federal channel, with the compliance work done before an order is ever placed.
Envision is affiliated with National Industries for the Blind. 88% of combined Direct Labor is performed by people who are blind or have low vision — well above the program's 75% threshold.
TAA, Berry Amendment, and Buy American compliant across Envision's federal-channel production, from decades of continuous U.S. manufacturing.
Quality runs on ISO 9001:2015 across both campuses, each under its own Intertek, ANAB-accredited registration — Wichita (CERT-0145394) and Dallas (CERT-0145812).
Envision is a prime vendor on the ABOBSC Tailored Logistics Support contract with DLA Troop Support, keeping pre-cleared, pre-priced Envision product available to federal and military buyers through the Base Supply Center network.