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DPAS Tech Support

The Defense Property Accountability System (DPAS)is a Department of Defense (DoD) property management system. It is the Accountable Property System of Record (APSR) for over 20 DoD Agencies and Military Services. DPAS contains three modules, Property Accountability, Supply Store and Maintenance & Utilization.

At a glance

Operator
Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Logistics Catalog and Data Solutions (LCDS)
Access
Account required
Last updated

Contact

Commercial
1-844-843-3727 (1-844-THE-DPAS)
DSN
580-6975 (use com after 6PM EST)

The Defense Property Accountability System (DPAS) has been rebranded the Enterprise Logistics Management System (ELMS), a Department of Defense property-management system serving as the Accountable Property System of Record (APSR) for the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force, plus 26 Defense Agencies Field Activities (DAFA). This entry covers ELMS technical support — reached at elmssupport.golearnportal.org (the old dpassupport.golearnportal.org address now redirects there) — where users get help, training, and request account access.

What it is

ELMS is an audited, compliance-focused APSR that tracks DoD property and related logistics transactions across six modules: Property Accountability, Maintenance & Utilization, Warehouse Management, Materiel Management, Force Systems Management, and Registry SA/LW (Small Arms/Light Weapons). It calculates and transmits accounting transactions to financial systems and supports work-in-progress and asset lifecycle tracking.

Who operates it

ELMS is administered by DLA Logistics Catalog and Data Solutions (LCDS), a portfolio within the Defense Logistics Agency's Information Operations directorate. The ELMS program office is sponsored by the Equipment Office under the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Sustainment/Logistics. Day-to-day programming, implementation, training, and call-center support are provided by contractor Leidos, Inc.

Access

ELMS is not a public, browse-anywhere system — it requires a registered account. Access is role-based: a prospective user (or their organization's Information Owner) submits a System Authorization Access Request (DD Form 2875 / SAAR), a user agreement, and a module-specific roles request form, along with proof of current Cyber Awareness Challenge training. Requests route through the requester's Information Owner, who digitally signs and submits them to the ELMS Security team; processing takes up to three business days once acceptable forms are received. Air Force users have a separate DAF FMO access path via a SharePoint request site.

How logisticians use it

Property and supply personnel use ELMS to maintain accountable property records, run warehouse and materiel-management functions, and schedule and track maintenance/utilization work (vehicle preventive maintenance, work orders, dispatch). The system produces audit-ready property and financial transactions that satisfy DoD financial-statement audit requirements.

Related systems

As a DoD Accountable Property System of Record, ELMS sits alongside other service- and agency-specific APSRs and interfaces with DoD financial accounting systems that consume its property transactions.

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