Nick Davis

Chief Of General Staff's (Head of British Army) Commendation for Meritorious Service Chief Of General Staff's (Head of British Army) Jan 2017 Awarded the Chief Of General Staff's (Head of British Army) Commendation in the Queen's 2017 New Years'​ Honours and Awards for "Innovative and Game Changing Logistic Solutions"​.Awarded for the concept development, planning and execution of the British Army's largest overseas exercise in over a decade, Exercise SHAMAL STORM 16. • Trained, prepared, mounted and deployed over 1300 soldiers and 600 vehicles via the strategic air and sea bridge to the Middle East (Jordan) using… Show more Awarded the Chief Of General Staff's (Head of British Army) Commendation in the Queen's 2017 New Years'​ Honours and Awards for "Innovative and Game Changing Logistic Solutions"​.Awarded for the concept development, planning and execution of the British Army's largest overseas exercise in over a decade, Exercise SHAMAL STORM 16. • Trained, prepared, mounted and deployed over 1300 soldiers and 600 vehicles via the strategic air and sea bridge to the Middle East (Jordan) using over 40 aircraft (both civil and military) and 2 roll-on roll-off ships through multiple ports of entry.• Enabled Jordan as a ‘theatre of operations’ which included reconnaissance, contract procurement and management, sea and airport operations, end-to-end supply chain management, establishment of a communications and transportation network, host nation liaison and engagement.• Sustainment of the deployed force through the detailed planning and provisioning of integral and 3PL support (rations, engineering stores, fuel, ammunition, general and equipment support materiel), medical support, equipment support and engineering support using both tactical and strategic communication and information systems.• With a £11.4m delegated budget, the procurement and management of multiple contracts consisting of infrastructure, fuel, strategic lift (shipping and air transport), vehicles, security, port operations and catering, all continually assessed against time, cost and performance (KPIs). Show less

Supply Chain Excellence Awards - Logistics and Distribution Award 2016 Logistics & Supply Chain‘s Supply Chain Excellence Awards Nov 2016 Now in its 20th year, Logistics & Supply Chain‘s Supply Chain Excellence Awards were launched as an initiative to recognise and reward organisations around the world that demonstrate excellence in their supply chain operations.These Awards are renowned for the rigour of the judging process which also provides valuable feedback for entrants.The key objectives of the Awards are:• To recognise outstanding achievement in supply chain management across the world• To… Show more Now in its 20th year, Logistics & Supply Chain‘s Supply Chain Excellence Awards were launched as an initiative to recognise and reward organisations around the world that demonstrate excellence in their supply chain operations.These Awards are renowned for the rigour of the judging process which also provides valuable feedback for entrants.The key objectives of the Awards are:• To recognise outstanding achievement in supply chain management across the world• To reward those companies who have attained the highest standards• To highlight the importance of, and the opportunities offered by, excellent supply chain management.The Logistic and Distribution Award was won for the concept development, planning and execution of the British Army's largest overseas exercise in over a decade, Exercise SHAMAL STORM 16. • Trained, prepared, mounted and deployed over 1300 soldiers and 600 vehicles via the strategic air and sea bridge to the Middle East (Jordan) using over 40 aircraft (both civil and military) and 2 roll-on roll-off ships through multiple ports of entry.• Enabled Jordan as a ‘theatre of operations’ which included reconnaissance, contract procurement and management, sea and airport operations, end-to-end supply chain management, establishment of a communications and transportation network, host nation liaison and engagement.• Sustainment of the deployed force through the detailed planning and provisioning of integral and 3PL support (rations, engineering stores, fuel, ammunition, general and equipment support materiel), medical support, equipment support and engineering support using both tactical and strategic communication and information systems.• With a £11.4m delegated budget, the procurement and management of multiple contracts consisting of infrastructure, fuel, strategic lift (shipping and air transport), vehicles, security, port operations and catering, all continually assessed against time, cost and performance (KPIs). Show less