U.S. Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC)
The U.S. Air Force Sustainment Center (AFSC) oversees the planning and lifecycle management of the Air Force’s Organic Industrial Base (OIB) infrastructure, which supports the service’s global sustainment mission. The FY20 NDAA Section 359 required the Air Force to establish a comprehensive baseline assessment of its asset management systems to inform the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) objectives and drive modernization across its depots. AFSC contracted with Lindahl Reed as a strategic partner with deep expertise in asset management, systems analysis, and infrastructure lifecycle planning to develop a scalable, digitally enabled roadmap for facility investment and governance.
Lindahl Reed delivered an enterprise-level evaluation of OIB planning competencies, systems, and data environments. We performed a rigorous baseline analysis of the OIB’s asset management system (AMS), supported by a comprehensive maturity assessment aligned with ISO 55001 standards. Key actions and deliverables included:
We facilitated site-level engagement with ALC MXSG, MSG/CE, and Software Directorate personnel, evaluated facility planning practices and streamlined how condition and inventory data are translated into capital planning. Our team worked across core platforms—including BUILDER/SMS, NexGen/TRIRIGA, CPP, and DSS—while architecting a digital solution built on Palantir’s Foundry/Envision platform.
This project enables the U.S. Air Force to move from static infrastructure management toward a modern, data-informed, and policy-aligned asset management enterprise. Lindahl Reed’s work equips senior leaders with the tools, insights, and frameworks necessary to optimize capital investment and ensure the long-term readiness of critical Air Force sustainment infrastructure.
“Lindahl Reed’s world-class expertise in asset management was pivotal to assessing the Air Force OIB asset management maturity levels. Their understanding and application of ISO 55000 played a key role in identifying critical gaps impacting OIB maturity. [Their] team has laid the foundation for an Air Force Depot continual renewal strategy through a comprehensive Asset Management Framework, thus improving the return on investment of over $200 million annually across a national strategic asset valued over $8 billion.”