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Annex B

Annex B. Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP). LOGISTICS CIVIL AUGMENTATION PROGRAM (LOGCAP). LOGCAP Program Basics Who Manages LOGCAP LOGCAP Concept What is LOGCAP Historical Use of LOGCAP Basic LOGCAP Contract Information LOGCAP Plans

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Annex B

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  1. Annex B Logistics Civil Augmentation Program(LOGCAP)

  2. LOGISTICS CIVIL AUGMENTATION PROGRAM (LOGCAP)

  3. LOGCAP Program Basics Who Manages LOGCAP LOGCAP Concept What is LOGCAP Historical Use of LOGCAP Basic LOGCAP Contract Information LOGCAP Plans General LOGCAP Performance Information Wrap-Up and Summary Objectives for the Overview of the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP)

  4. THE PROGRAM LOGCAP is a Department of the Army Program which includes all pre-planned logistics and engineering/construction oriented contingency contracts actually awarded and peacetime contracts which include contingency clauses that: Prioritized Peacetime Contingency Planning Civilian Resources Rapid and Responsive Contract Capability

  5. PM LOGCAP is assigned to the AMC Operations Support Command (OSC). One facet of the AFSC mission is to provide a synchronized single face to customers of the Army Materiel Command. The AFSC mission includes integration, coordination and synchronization of AMC customer support provided by worldwide AMC elements. PM LOGCAP

  6. The U.S. Army continually seeks to increase its combat potential within programmed resource allocations. This occasionally requires pursuit of external sources to provide adequate logistics support for the force. LOGCAP is a U.S. Army initiative for peacetime planning for the use of civilian contractors in wartime and other contingencies. These contractors will perform selected services to support U.S. forces in support of Department of Defense (DoD) missions. Use of contractors in a theater of operations allows the release of military units for other missions or to fill support shortfalls. This program provides the Army with additional means to adequately support the current and programmed forces. LOGCAP CONCEPT

  7. Unique Contract With Nearly Limitless Contingency Support Capabilities. 24/7 Umbrella Support contract Covering U.S. Forces, Worldwide: Requires No Solicitation SOW Funding Executes Contract Anytime, Anywhere Contractors Can Be Mostly Self-Sufficient and Not An Additional Logistics Burden on Supported Force Totally Managed for the Supported Force by AMC Team LOGCAP Forward One Source, Single Point of Contact for Full Spectrum Support Proven Track Record in Support of U.S. Services, Secretary of State, Coalition Forces and United Nations. Essential Element of contingency Force Readiness. Sixty-six Member LOGCAP Support Unit (USAR) to Support Numerous Missions Over Vast Regions. Extensive Family of Plans: Worldwide Support Through Specific Missions & Army Transformation. Exponentially Increased in Support of Post "9-11" Contingency Operations. Army's Premier Choice for Force Augmentation Support. WHAT IS LOGCAP

  8. LOGCAP • Current Contract Awarded to Kellogg, Brown and Root by Army Field Support Command an MSC of Army Materiel Command • FFP & CPAF • 1 Base Year, 4 Option Years • Top five most likely regional contingencies are planned • Delivery Orders (DO) for “Events” http://www.afsc.army.mil/gc/battle2.asp

  9. Worldwide Management Plan Generic Plan (Developed Country) Generic Plan (Undeveloped Country) Force Provider Support Plan IOC Ammunition Out-load Plan USAMC Logistics Support Element (LSE) Contingency Support Plan LSE Kuwait Support Plan Persian Gulf Plan (Region 27) Inland Pipeline Distribution System (IPDS) Plan AMC OPLAN 1003-96 LOG Support and TPFDDL Analysis OPLAN 1003-98 Support Plan ARCENT Internee Resettlement (IR) Plan Southern Africa Regional Management Plan Trans Caucus Regional Management Plan Baltic Regional Management Plan Middle East Regional Management CONPLAN 4122 W/TPFDD Management Plan Equatorial Africa Regional Management Plan South East Asia Mainland Nations Regional Management Plan (Thailand) South East Asia Island Nations Plan (Philippines) South Asia Regional Plan (Bangladesh) North East Asia Regional Management Plan PACOM/I CORP Consequence Management (CM) Plan United States Army Japan (USARJ) OPLAN 5027 Plan Southern Regional Stability and Support Operations Plan USSOUTHCOM Regional Management Plan USARSO Regional Support Plan Southern Combat Support Operations Plan Interim Brigade Combat Team (IBCT) LOGCAP Support Plan Total Army Analysis (TAA) LOGCAP PLANS SUMMARY

  10. DO “Events” Support Contingencies: Base Camp Construction and Operations Supplies, Services, and Facilities Maintenance and Transportation Designed to provide an initial augmentation in support of forces for up to 180 days Not intended to function as a contract vehicle for long term sustainment during contingencies LOGCAP (Cont’d)

  11. LOGCAP (Cont’d) • Within 15 days: Receive 1,500 troops/day • Within 30 days: Support 25,000 troops in 8 Base Camps/180 days (minimum) • Administration Shared by AMC and Defense Contract Management District -International (DCMD-I) • Administered by DCMD-I deployed teams on-site during a contingency event

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