NAVSUP Business Systems Center

08/17/2026

🛠️ Building the Future of Navy Cyber!

⚓ This summer, 13 students from top regional universities completed a rigorous 10-week internship at NAVSUP Business Systems Center through the U.S. Department of War Cyber Service Academy.

⚡ Scholars gained hands-on experience serving alongside teams to build, secure, and maintain information systems delivering U.S. Navy supply-chain readiness to the fleet.

🚀 Upon graduation, the scholars will transition directly into full-time civilian service with the Navy at NAVSUP BSC.

FULL STORY ⤵️
https://www.dvidshub.net/news/572531/cyber-scholars-set-sights-navy-service-navsup-business-system-center



Carnegie Mellon University | East Stroudsburg University | Indiana University of Pennsylvania | Messiah University | Penn State | Robert Morris University | Saint Francis University | University of New Haven

08/14/2026

💪 Strengthening Supply Corps Partnerships

⚓ Capt. Don McIntyre, commanding officer, NAVSUP Business Systems Center, hosted a visit for Capt. Thomas “Richie” Jenkins, director of Supply Corps personnel, Navy Personnel Command, onboard Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg, Aug. 13. During the visit, Jenkins engaged with command leadership and participated in an office call to discuss ongoing initiatives.

⚡ From logistics to finance, NAVSUP BSC delivers innovative IT solutions, ensuring the U.S. Navy, U.S. Department of War, and our allies are always mission-ready.

07/31/2026

NEWS: New Navy HAZMAT Tracking System Modernizes Operations, Bolsters Fleet Readiness Aboard 50 Ships

⚡ Information technology specialists from NAVSUP Business Systems Center have installed Hazardous Inventory Control System (HICS) 4 aboard 50 ships since January 2025, bolstering the fleet's operational readiness and ensuring Sailors are equipped with the U.S. Navy's premier hazardous material tracking capability.

⚓ "The HICS 4 update is a critical piece of the engine driving our warfighting advantage at sea," said Capt. Don McIntyre, commanding officer, NAVSUP BSC. "It eliminates the need for Sailors to maintain multiple legacy systems and enables our team of IT experts to deliver readiness at speed and scale."

⬇️ FULL STORY ⬇️
https://www.dvidshub.net/news/570847/new-navy-hazmat-tracking-system-modernizes-operations-bolsters-fleet-readiness-aboard-50-ships

07/28/2026

🌊 Being requires more than steel and firepower; it requires a digital information framework Sailors can rely on. From destroyers to aircraft carriers, NAVSUP Business Systems Center installs and maintains afloat systems Sailors depend on to keep U.S. Navy ships ready for sea.

More than just administrative tools, systems like HICS 4 provide a modernized platform to inventory, issue, track, and store mission-essential hazardous material, enabling Sailors to deploy, operate, and fight at a moment’s notice. ⚓🇺🇲

LEARN MORE ⤵️
https://www.dvidshub.net/news/570847/new-navy-hazmat-tracking-system-modernizes-operations-bolsters-fleet-readiness-aboard-50-ships

07/28/2026

⚓🇺🇸 Congratulations to the NAVSUP Business Systems Center team for their innovative role in developing the backend tools that enable our frontline warfighters to deploy, operate, and win the fight!

Flash from the Commander, NAVSUP, and Chief of Supply Corps

27 JUL 2026

Please join me in congratulating the Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC) Program Team on their selection for the "Creativity in Contracting Award" for CY2025’s Department of War Contracting Award season!

This prestigious award recognizes teams who leverage creativity and collaboration to deliver maximum output to the warfighter. To earn the award, the WEXMAC Program Team proved unparalleled creativity in transforming a contracting vehicle into the Department of War’s premier tool for agile, inter-agency national security missions.

Under the team's stewardship, the WEXMAC has become a dominant strategic enabler across the federal government. This past year, the team managed over 170 active contracts, resulting in an unprecedented $1.7 billion in obligations across 100 countries with zero operational degradation. Their innovative acquisition design and pioneering application of Federal Category Management created a contracting ecosystem that delivers capabilities at a velocity previously thought unattainable.

This effort has been a true partnership, and I tip my hat to the Office of General Counsel and the SUP02 Contracting Directorate for their joint support, which has been fundamental to this success. We also recognize the NAVSUP Business Systems Center for its crucial role in developing the tools that support this complex and vital program.

The team’s achievements have directly enabled the success of critical homeland defense and expeditionary operations, most notably during Operation Epic Fury, where they orchestrated the rapid evacuation of over 4,000 personnel from volatile regions. They have redefined what is possible in federal contracting, building a vehicle that delivers capability for our nation's most critical missions at a scale and speed that is truly legendary.

Congratulations to the Team and Happy 6th Birthday to WEXMAC!

K.W. EPPS
RADM, SC, USN

07/28/2026

💻⚡ Modernizing Navy Supply & Procurement

IT specialists from NAVSUP Business Systems Center hosted a demonstration of the new Electronic Procurement System (ePS) Supply (SUP) for key stakeholders onboard Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg, July 22.

Designed to streamline contract procurements and replace legacy systems, ePS SUP represents a major leap forward in operational efficiency.

From logistics to financial-related business solutions, NAVSUP BSC continues to innovate, ensuring the U.S. Navy, U.S. Department of War, and our allies are always mission-ready.

07/27/2026

📸 Capt. Don McIntyre, commanding officer, NAVSUP Business Systems Center, speaks with U.S. Department of War (DOW) Cyber Service Academy (CSA) scholars during a meet-and-greet with command leadership onboard Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg, July 21.

As a participating DOW component, BSC identifies critical requirements, offers career-enhancing internships, and selects scholars for full-time civilian positions upon graduation. ⚓🇺🇲

06/22/2026

⚡ Energizing innovation at NAVSUP Business Systems Center!

On June 17, Capt. Don McIntyre, commanding officer, NAVSUP BSC, delivered a powerful message to our dedicated workforce during an all-hands call onboard Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg. This event served as a critical platform to recognize our outstanding personnel, address current operations head-on, and engage in a productive Q&A session.

As one of 11 commands under Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP), we are committed to delivering exceptional IT and information management solutions, with a strong focus on logistics and financial services for the and beyond. Together, we are driving impactful change! 💪⚓️

06/18/2026

NEWS: Sailors, Civilians Keep Pennsylvania Roadway Clean

Sailors and civilians from NAVSUP Business Systems Center onboard Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg removed trash and debris from Sporting Hill Road as part of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) state-wide program.

The cleanup was the latest event supporting the command’s 18-year partnership with PennDOT and served as an opportunity to preserve the environment, protect wildlife and waterways, keep roads safer, and beautify the community surrounding the base.

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https://www.dvidshub.net/news/568132/sailors-civilians-keep-pennsylvania-roadway-clean

06/04/2026

📸 IT specialists from NAVSUP Business Systems Center demonstrate the functionality of a newly developed Workforce Management Application Suite during a Power Platform focus group with federal employees.

The application suite comprises tools designed to streamline and automate business processes for employee position management, awards, and hiring actions.