PMLS is a purpose-built application for a specific Marine Corps logistics problem set. It reads the order, the table of organization and equipment, daily reporting, and the maintenance publications, flags the units the plan leaves uncovered, and forecasts asset availability by UIC, asset number, and fleet type, daily, six months out, with the confidence stated.
Distribution built for two of six units, with the shortfall surfacing 72 to 96 hours in.
Burn never derived from the scheme of maneuver or balanced against storage; units held at 100% by default.
Fire plans that never account for recoil attenuators, tube wear, or the operating environment.
Services planning the same expeditionary airfield separately; campaign models where munitions use never meets stocks or production.
Reads support relationships against every unit's storage and derived burn, and flags uncovered units before H-hour.
Derives burn from daily LOGSTAT, scales it by phase, and pushes only enough to hold above the commander's floor. Hub-and-spoke distribution.
Converts the fire plan into parts, man-hours, and rounds actually deliverable; checks transfer point loads against DAC Yellow Book compatibility groups.
Daily availability out to six months per UIC, asset number, and fleet type, scored on held-out days, with the confidence stated.
Reconciles multi-service plans against the airfield record, sizes the aircraft stack by confidence, and shows the munitions run-out week against stocks and production.
Every planning number points to its source, so a planner can defend it in the room.
Demonstration build. Every screen runs on synthetic, notional data except quoted DAC Yellow Book reference records. The goal is to move availability planning from a spreadsheet estimate to a forecast with its confidence stated; accuracy on real data is established in a pilot, not claimed here. The first pilot step is data access: force structure, maintenance, LOGSTAT, ATO, tanker, and airfield records.
Layered Intel is a nontraditional defense contractor (10 U.S.C. 3014) and a Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business. PMLS is suited to a prototype Other Transaction (10 U.S.C. 4022), a Commercial Solutions Opening (10 U.S.C. 3458), or SBIR/STTR.
Demo access is provided by username and password on request.