Navy MBPS

One Sourse Of Truth For Every Hull.
The Challenge
The Navy's logistics backbone runs on nearly 300 applications, most dating back to the 1980s. Configuration data lives in one system. Drawings in another. Tech manuals in a third. Shore and fleet personnel spend more time reconciling data across platforms than acting on it. Submarines and carriers couldn't even be included because the hosting environment didn't meet classification requirements.
The Reality
MBPS replaced that with a single, Navy-owned authoritative source running PTC Windchill inside Maritime-CHE at IL5. Accelint executed a full production migration with zero downtime. No user lost access. No data was left behind. With IL5 in place, CUI-Specified controls are now bringing submarine and carrier data into MBPS for the first time, retiring three more legacy systems by December 2026.
The Architecture
