Leidos receives UK defence logistics contract extension through 2029

• Leidos (NYSE:LDOS) received a one-year extension to its UK Ministry of Defence logistics contract, extending support for UK Armed Forces through June 2029.
• The Logistics Commodities and Services Transformation contract continues Leidos’ role as prime contractor, which began in 2015.
• Leidos said the extension will focus on maintaining logistics services while improving inventory visibility, digital capabilities, and supply chain resilience.

Leidos (NYSE:LDOS) received a one-year extension for the Logistics Commodities and Services Transformation (LCST) contract, continuing its end-to-end logistics support for the UK Armed Forces.

The company has served as the contract’s prime contractor since 2015, providing logistics services covering supply chain operations and military support requirements.

Under the extension, Leidos plans to maintain service continuity while advancing inventory management systems, digital tools, and supply chain capabilities during the additional contract period.

The LCST contract supports logistics activities for the UK Ministry of Defence, including the management and delivery of commodities and services required by military operations.

Leidos provides technology, engineering, defence, and government services to customers worldwide, including national security and infrastructure organizations.