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Contracting Support to the Warfighter

UNCLASSIFIED. Contracting Support to the Warfighter. Army Sustainment Command Advance Planning Briefing to Industry. Mr. Jeffrey Parsons Executive Director 2-3 Aug 10.

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Contracting Support to the Warfighter

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  1. UNCLASSIFIED Contracting Support to the Warfighter Army Sustainment Command Advance Planning Briefing to Industry Mr. Jeffrey Parsons Executive Director 2-3 Aug 10 UNCLASSIFIED 7 Jun 10

  2. UNCLASSIFIED Mission & Vision Statement Mission Provide global contracting support to warfighters through the full spectrum of military operations. Vision A professional workforce providing quality contracting solutions in support of our warfighters. Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  3. UNCLASSIFIED ACC Strategic Priorities • Grow and develop a professional civilian and military workforce • Maintain superior customer focus • Standardize, improve and assure quality business processes and policies across the organization • Obtain and maintain needed resources • Enhance Working Environment/Quality of Life Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  4. UNCL ASSIFIED General Order # 6 Establishment of ACA General Order #6 Establishment of Army Contracting Agency Aug 02 Gansler Report Oct 07 Realignment of ACA / Establishment of ACC and ECC Jan 08 Electronic copies of this report can be found at: http://www.army.mil/docs/ Gansler_Commission_Report_Final_071031.pdf

  5. UNCLASSIFIED Army ContractingCommand (ACC) (Fort Belvoir, VA) Army Contracting Command Organization AMCOM Contracting Center (Huntsville, AL) National Capital Region Contracting Center (Alexandria, VA) 408th CSB USARCENT Fort McPherson, GA Expeditionary Contracting Command (ECC) Fort Belvoir, VA Mission & Installation Contracting Command (MICC) (Fort Sam Houston, TX) Regional Contracting Centers (6) 409th CSB USAREUR Seckenheim, GE Rock Island Contracting Center (Rock Island, IL) RDECOM Contracting Center (APG, MD) CECOM Contracting Center (Fort Monmouth, NJ) 410th CSB USARSO FSH, TX Directorates of Contracting (36) TACOM Contracting Center (Warren, MI) 411th CSB USFK Yongsan, ROK JM&L Contracting Center (Picatinny, NJ) 412th CSB USARNO FSH, TX # People Mil - 834/473 Civ - 5321/4880 413th CSB USARPAC Fort Shafter, HI * * HCA Only SDDC Contracting Center (Scott AFB, IL) OPM-SANG Contracting Center (Riyadh, SA) XXX CSB SETAF (AFRICOM) E-Date 10/11 Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  6. Locations Ft. Greely 117+ Locations Ft. Wainwright Letterkenny AD Ft. Richardson Ft. Leavenworth Tobyhanna AD Scranton AAP Ft. Leonard Wood Ft. Drum Kansas AAP Denver Watervliet Ft. McCoy Scott AFB USMA Lake City AAP Ft. Campbell Ft. Carson Ft. Sill LOGCAP RIA Ft. Riley RDECOM Crane Hamilton Pine Bluff TACOM CECOM SDDC Carlisle Barracks Ft. Lewis Natick Iowa AAP Tooele AD Ft. Monmouth Ft. Knox Dugway Proving Ground Ft. Dix NDU Blue Grass AD JM&L APG Sierra AD Ft. Meade Riverbank AAP Adelphi ACC HQ Ft. Myer Monterey ECC HQ Ft. Belvoir Ft. Lee Ft. Story Ft. AP Hill Hawthorne AD Ft. Monroe Ft. Eustis RTP Ft. Hood Ft. Bragg Contracting Center MICC ECC Depots Ammunition Plants Arsenals Radford AAP Ft. Irwin Holston AAP Shaw AFB Ft. Jackson Yuma Proving Ground Ft. Gordon Italy Ft. Huachuca Ft. Stewart Ft. Bliss Mississippi AAP Anniston AAP, AD WSMR Lone Star AAP Ft. McPherson 410th CSB (FSH,TX) Milan AAP AMCOM OPM-SANG Red River AD Ft. Polk Miami Ft. Rucker MICC HQ Vicenza 412th CSB (FSH,TX) Ft. Benning Germany Corpus Christi AD McAlester AAP Key West Hawaii Livorno Bremerhaven Qatar Kuwait Korea Wiesbaden Benelux (Belgium) Camp Zama CRC 411th CSB (Yongsan) Camp Humphreys Seckenheim Alaska Camp Asalia 409th CSB Osan Wuerzburg Kaiserslautern Kunson Camp Buehring Grafenwoehr 413th CSB/USARPAC Ft. Shafter Daegu Japan Okinawa 408th CSB Stuttgart Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  7. UNCLASSIFIED How much the ACC Obligates Actions FY09: 281,590 Actions - $96.2B Total Army - $136.5B Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  8. UNCLASSIFIED What the ACC Procures Major Customers • PEO’s/PM’s • ASCC’s • IMCOM • NETCOM • AMC • USAR • ATEC • TRADOC • FORSCOM • DA Staff Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  9. UNCLASSIFIED ACC Support to OIF/OEF • 20.1% of Total ACC Dollars in Direct Support to OIF/OEF • $20.4B total OIF/OEF • 1880 total OIF/OEF actions • EXAMPLES: • Rock Island Arsenal Contracting Center – LOGCAP ($5.9B/year) • TACOM Contracting Center – Afghanistan Security Assistance Program, $1.7B • 27,000 vehicles & 104,000 weapons delivered Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  10. UNCLASSIFIED Today’s Contracting Environment Is Changing • Increased size, scale, cost and impact of mission critical acquisitions • Increased workload in terms of actions • Decreased professional staff (numbers and experience) • Fewer acquisition reform flexibilities • Heightened Executive and Legislative requirements for a more transparent, effective federal contracting system • All this translates into very long acquisition lead-times Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  11. UNCLASSIFIED Recent Contracting Guidance • Expectations for enhanced competition • J&As must include a comprehensive business case analysis of the marketplace and alternative strategies • Public Posting of Sole Source J&As • Agency Head (ASA(ALT)) approval for periods of performance greater than 12 months on Urgent and Compelling J&As • Increased approval authorities for single award, ID/IQ type contracts • Maximizing competition at Task and Delivery Order levels • Desire for shorter duration contracts • 3-5 years is the expressed DoD preference • Less use of Cost Reimbursement/Time & Materials Contracts • OSD/Army level Peer Reviews • Reducing reliance on Use of Non-DoD Contracts • Better management and use of contractors in the workforce • Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  12. UNCLASSIFIED How We Support You • Partnering to delivering best value products or services, while maintaining the public's trust and fulfilling public policy objectives • Maximizing the use of commercial products and services • Promoting competition • Crafting flexible business arrangements • Using contractors who have a track record of successful past performance • Highly trained and capable workforce • Conducting business with integrity, fairness and openness Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

  13. How You Can Help • Submit quality proposals w/supporting data • Timely responses to: • Draft solicitations • Defense Contract Audit Agency Auditors • Support the department’s socio-economic programs • Contract performance UNCLASSIFIED

  14. UNCLASSIFIED Questions Army Contracting Command UNCLASSIFIED Expeditionary – Responsive - Innovative

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