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Logistics & Asset Management for Government Organizations

Secure Government Logistics Management

Government agencies manage critical assets, mail, and packages across multiple locations, but outdated systems create inefficiencies and security risks. LogisticsOS brings real-time visibility, automated chain-of-custody tracking, and compliance-ready audit trails to streamline logistics workflows—keeping operations secure, efficient, and accountable.
Logistics Management for Government Agencies

Why Government Agencies Need Logistics Management

Managing government logistics is complex—agencies handle high volumes of mail, packages, and assets while ensuring compliance with strict regulatory standards. Without real-time tracking, security gaps, lost items, and inefficiencies can compromise operations. LogisticsOS centralizes logistics management, ensuring full traceability, compliance with federal regulations, and enhanced operational efficiency through automated workflows and secure chain-of-custody tracking.

How Can LogisticsOS Help Government Agencies?

Streamline Chain of Custody Management
Gain Actionable Insights with Comprehensive Reporting
Seamlessly Integrate with Existing Systems
Achieve Real-Time Visibility
Ensure Compliance with Ease
Drive Operational Efficiency
Scale with Confidence

Government Compliance Requirements

Government agencies must maintain strict accountability and compliance when managing logistics. From handling classified documents to ensuring proper asset disposal, agencies need a system that secures chain of custody while simplifying audit readiness. A robust logistics management system ensures agencies meet these requirements by providing real-time visibility, secure tracking, and automated audit trails.

U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) – Federal Property Management Regulations (FPMR)

The General Services Administration (GSA) oversees the Federal Property Management Regulations (FPMR) in the U.S., which mandate strict asset tracking, inventory control, and disposal procedures for federal agencies. These regulations ensure government-owned property is properly managed throughout its lifecycle.

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance with FPMR by:

  • Real-time asset tracking to maintain accurate records of government-owned property.
  • Automated chain of custody logging to ensure secure transfers and accountability.
  • Disposal workflows with approval tracking to prevent unauthorized asset loss.
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Government of Canada – Directive on Management of Materiel

The Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat enforces the Directive on Management of Materiel, which requires federal organizations to track, maintain, and report on physical assets to ensure transparency and accountability in government operations.

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance with the Directive on Management of Materiel by:

  • Providing centralized asset tracking to improve visibility across multiple government locations.
  • Automating condition monitoring and audit trails to ensure compliance reporting.
  • Enabling secure ownership transfers to prevent asset mismanagement.
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U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) – Mail Security Guide for Federal Agencies

The CISA Mail Security Guide for Federal Agencies establishes strict handling procedures for sensitive mail and packages, ensuring secure chain-of-custody processes for federal facilities. Compliance helps protect against unauthorized access, loss, or mail-based threats.

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance with CISA guidelines by:

  • Providing digital proof of delivery and chain-of-custody tracking for all incoming and outgoing mail.
  • Enabling automated alerts for unclaimed packages to reduce security risks.
  • Integrating with carrier systems to enhance traceability and outbound shipping security.

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National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) – Cybersecurity Framework (CSF)

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) is a U.S. standard that provides guidelines for securing digital infrastructure, including logistics and asset tracking systems that handle sensitive government data.

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance with NIST CSF by:

  • Encrypting asset and logistics data to prevent unauthorized access.
  • Providing audit-ready digital records for compliance and security reviews.
  • Integrating with government security platforms to ensure seamless, protected operations.
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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an EU-wide law that applies to organizations managing sensitive data, including logistics and asset management for government agencies handling personally identifiable information (PII).

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance with GDPR by:

  • Providing role-based access control to restrict sensitive data visibility.
  • Maintaining encrypted audit logs to ensure secure record-keeping.
  • Offering automated data retention policies to comply with government privacy standards.
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U.S. Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)

The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) governs government procurement and receiving processes, requiring accurate purchase order tracking, supplier accountability, and transparent audit trails.

LogisticsOS helps ensure compliance with with FAR by:

  • Automating purchase order verification and reconciliation to prevent procurement errors.
  • Providing real-time shipment tracking to ensure government orders are properly received and accounted for.
  • Maintaining digital audit logs for full compliance with federal procurement regulations.
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Who Benefits from a Logistics Management System?

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This webpage and its content are an interpretation of the compliance requirements and is not legal advice nor should it act as a replacement for having a legal team review the specific compliance needs of your organization.