The Integrated Ecosystem
Three pillars. One operator.
One audit trail.
FORGE answers what's happening. Trace answers where it is, who has it, and how I know. FORCE answers can we prove every step of that to an assessor. Designed to be bought separately and operated together — the same identity, the same trust boundary, one set of records to defend.
The Seam Problem
The seam is where margin goes.
Most defense logistics stacks are stitched. The ERP doesn't know the chain of custody. The chain of custody doesn't feed the evidence pipeline. The evidence pipeline can't see operational state. When a CO asks "show me the receipt, the custody record, and the audit," three teams open three tools and reconcile.
The seam is where margin goes. The seam is where evidence gaps live. The seam is what BigOne Platforms removes.
What Changes
When the seam is closed.
Shared Identity Spine
Keyed to the same UII across pillars.
Every entity that flows through the ecosystem is keyed to its government Unique Item Identifier. The UII a property officer knows is the same UII Trace tokenizes, FORGE schedules maintenance against, and FORCE records evidence for. There is no translation layer between pillars, no foreign-key drift, no "the asset ID over here is different from the asset ID over there."
Practically: a property book reconciliation runs as one view across three pillars — not three exports stitched in Excel.
GOVT UII
→ Trace token
→ FORGE inventory record
→ FORCE evidence reference
One identity. Three views.
DoD Systems We Integrate With
Names only. Mechanics under NDA.
FORGE integrates with
Sustainment C2
- · GCSS-Army
- · TAK / ATAK
- · BCS3
- · NGC2
TRACE integrates with
Transportation & Movement
- · TCAIMS-II
- · IBS
- · GATES
- · CMOS
FORCE integrates with
Cloud & Productivity
- · Major federal cloud providers
- · Major productivity suites
Specific integration mechanics — protocols, directions, data schemas — discussed under NDA.
Buyer Journeys
Start with one pillar. Grow into three.
Path A — Compliance-led
DIB subcontractor with an immediate CMMC L2 obligation.
- 1
FORCE
Start with FORCE. Get the C3PAO assessment over the line in one cycle.
- 2
TRACE
Add Trace when the prime asks for chain-of-custody visibility on contract assets.
- 3
FORGE
Add FORGE when the task order grows and spreadsheet inventory stops scaling.
Path B — Custody-led
SOF support team or theater-recovery operation with custody gap pain.
- 1
TRACE
Start with Trace. Replace paper hand receipts; close custody gaps in the first 90 days.
- 2
FORGE
Add FORGE when leadership wants a logistics common operating picture.
- 3
FORCE
Add FORCE to consolidate the audit trail under one continuous evidence chain.
Path C — Intelligence-led
LOGCAP prime or large sub modernizing theater logistics.
- 1
FORGE
Start with FORGE. Replace the spreadsheet-and-GCSS-Army workflow.
- 2
TRACE
Add Trace to close the custody gap and feed verified state into FORGE.
- 3
FORCE
Add FORCE to satisfy the prime's annual CMMC and any FedRAMP path requirements.
Procurement Model
Buy as an ecosystem or as discrete products. Both work.
BigOne Platforms can be procured as a single ecosystem under one contract or as three discrete products under separate line items. Both work. We prefer the ecosystem path because it preserves the integration value, but we don't make it a precondition.
Subcontract under a prime's LOGCAP VI or SOFGLAS task order
Direct DoD purchase via SBIR / STTR / OTA where applicable
Commercial subscription with DFARS-compliant terms for DIB suppliers
Channel partnership with 3PAOs for FORCE