Sustainability
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Press ReleaseLMI Supports ODASD(MR) Efforts to Lower Costs and Improve Warfighter Readiness through Innovation
LMI will provide industrial base assessments, data analytics, and policy and resource management services to assist the Department of Defense (DoD) in meeting materiel readiness requirements across its complex sustainment enterprise.
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What We DoMission Engineering
Integrating modeling and simulation, supply chain engineering, wargaming, and more, LMI harnesses more than 60 years of cutting-edge innovation and experience to enhance capabilities and technologies in support of our customers’ most challenging mission requirements.
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What We DoInfrastructure Resilience
LMI helps federal agencies strengthen infrastructure resiliency with data-driven strategies.
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What We DoPerformance Optimization
Unlocking people’s full potential and using readily accessible data and technology to position organizations for long-term sustainability.
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Our TeamErwin Villiger
Erwin is a senior subject matter expert with more than 25 years of experience in national security and resilience.
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InsightsSupply Chain Integrity: Critical Every Day
LMI has 60+ years of experience ensuring that clients receive the best logistics support. In his recent blog, Jon Amis explains why supply chain integrity must be considered throughout the entire year. Our supply chain management practice assists with all aspects of a customer’s supply chain, from managing assets, property, and inventory, to performance measures, process improvement, and overall supply chain risk.
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Our TeamVirginia Culpepper
Virginia Culpepper supports LMI’s Infrastructure, Energy, and Environment capabilities as a sustainability consultant.
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Innovation at the Pace of Need®Calculating Your Water Footprint to Improve Resilience
One way to calculate an organization’s water footprint is to literally measure the water used at a facility or series of facilities. But what happens when operations are far more complicated?
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Perspective
Changes to Construction Permits for Projects near Bodies of Water
If you have construction projects taking place near or in any bodies of water, you urgently need to evaluate your project plan. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced reauthorization of the Nationwide Permits (NWPs), which could impact construction projects in progress or soon to be underway.