A detailed presentation encompassing the relationships of technical disciplines within Integrated Logistics Support and how each contributes to the Supply Support activities and the Provisioning process. Included in the course are in-depth discussions of reliability, maintainability, testability, reliability centered maintenance and availability and how these areas drive requirements for maintenance. Specific emphasis is placed on the provisioning process starting with requirements for spares and repair parts from Level of Repair Analysis and then moving to processes for determining quantities of spares required to support maintenance. Spares modeling using Poisson Distribution, Readiness Based Sparing and other methods are presented. The development of data elements required for ICAPS input to document the results of this process is presented in detail focusing on how data is used to feed the development of APLs and COSALs. Each data element required for ICAPS input is discussed including its source and interpretation. The course also discusses how Configuration Management and design changes influence requirements for spares and repair parts, and how standardization and the DMSMS process address obsolescence. At the completion of this course students should have the knowledge necessary to function as a provisioning analyst on a contemporary US Navy acquisition program.