

Radical Customer Commitment
Our commitment to our customers and their success drives us to always act in their best interest. We consider our client relationships to be fiduciary and we work to earn their trust through our actions and outcomes.
LogiSys Technical Services, Inc. offers a full suite of mission-critical engineering, logistics, and procurement services pertaining to Automatic Test Systems (ATS) and Test Program Sets (TPS) for DoD and commercial clients. As a minority- and veteran-owned company, LogiSys seeks to put the warfighter first in every project and to treat each team member as an integral part of its mission.

The combination of our ATS engineering capabilities and ATS application engineering capabilities allows us to offer complete turnkey solutions in the ATS test development area.

LogiSys provides logistical support for automatic test systems over their lifecycle to ensure they are available and ready for our nation’s warfighters, depots, and sustainment organizations.

Our robust procurement process is resourced with the personnel and tools needed to research, identify, procure, and deliver repair parts and materials to our clients.


Our commitment to our customers and their success drives us to always act in their best interest. We consider our client relationships to be fiduciary and we work to earn their trust through our actions and outcomes.
“Good enough” is not enough for LogiSys. As a Veteran-owned company, we won’t shortchange our soldiers. Everything we do is through the lens of the warfighter and how to ensure their mission success by providing the highest quality material and services.




No matter the scope of your project, LogiSys capabilities offer a complete solution. Our engineers and technical workers work together to learn, build, fix, and create the best products possible to exceed client expectations every time.
Since our company was founded in 2013, LogiSys has aimed to exceed expectations while staying within budget and schedule commitments. How can we exceed your expectations with your next project?