Opus Suite – Defense Logistics Software for US Military Programs

OPUS10 and SIMLOX are the most widely deployed Opus Suite tools in U.S. defense programs. OPUS10 is used for readiness-based sparing and maintenance concept optimization, while SIMLOX is used for fleet readiness simulation and logistics performance validation. CATLOC supports life cycle cost analysis. All three are available as part of the integrated Opus Suite platform.

Opus Suite is designed for analytical life cycle management aligned with U.S. DoD acquisition and sustainment frameworks. It supports key decision points across the Defense Acquisition System — from early analysis of alternatives and system design trade-offs to in-service sustainment optimization and phase-out planning. The platform produces outputs compatible with DoD cost reporting, readiness reporting, and logistics support analysis (LSA) data requirements.

Yes. Opus Suite is used across all major U.S. military service branches, including the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps, as well as by prime contractors such as Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems. Systecon North America, based in Arlington, Virginia, provides Opus Suite software and independent consulting services directly to U.S. government program offices and defense contractors.

Opus Suite Connect enables integration with a wide range of U.S. defense data sources, including Logistic Support Analysis Record (LSAR) tools such as Raytheon EAGLE and ISS SLICwave, as well as PLM, EAM, and DoD enterprise systems. It supports standard data formats including S3000L and GEIA-0007, reducing manual data handling and enabling faster model build and update cycles.

Systecon North America has supported a range of U.S. defense and aerospace programs including F-35 cost control and availability analysis, Air Mobility Command spare parts readiness optimization, and AMDR availability and maintainability analysis for the U.S. Navy. A full selection of U.S. reference programs is available in the Customer Stories section.