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Defense officials raised questions about Atlantic Diving Supply's size status as early as 2005, according to documents obtained by the nonprofit Project on Government Oversight.
By AARON GREGG | The Washington Post | Published: February 18, 2021 WASHINGTON In early January, the Pentagon gave six businesses a massive, open-ended opportunity to supply the U.S. war effort. The Tailored Logistics Support program, known as TLS, exists so military agencies can buy large quantities of items such as weapons accessories, clothing, and diving equipment, relying on a handful of re-sellers to connect the government with specialized manufacturers. Without knowing how long America s foreign wars might last, or how much it might cost to keep equipping deployed service members, the Defense Department came up with a generous contract when sizing up the next phase of the program: Up to $33 billion over five two-year increments.