Transcript DLA Reintegration Policy

DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY
AMERICA’S COMBAT LOGISTICS SUPPORT AGENCY
Defense Logistics Agency
(DLA)
WARFIGHTER SUPPORT ENHANCEMENT
STEWARDSHIP EXCELLENCE
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
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DLA’s Mission
Supporting the Warfighter
DLA is DoD’s combat logistics support agency. Our
mission is to provide best value integrated logistics
solutions to America’s Armed forces and other
designated customers in peace and in war, around
the clock, around the world.
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Scope of DLA Customer Support
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A $44 Billion global enterprise
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Supports nearly 1,600 weapon systems
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Provides 84 percent of all Military Services’ repair parts
Managing 4.8 Million separate line items via eight supply chains
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Foreign Military Sales
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Shipments: 585,000 per year
Supporting 118 Nations
Provides 100 percent of:
– Fuels
– Food
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– Clothing and Medical Supplies
– Construction Material
Worldwide Presence:
– More than 25,000 civilian employees,
active and reserve military
– 28 countries and 48 states (except Vermont and Iowa)
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DLA Enterprise Sales
$50
$Billions
$45
$40
$35
$30
FY13 DLA Troop Support
sales projection (PB13)
Historical DLA Sales
45.9
42.2
37.9
35.0
43.9
35.6
$13.5B
Land &
Maritime Distribution
$1.0B Other
Aviation $4.1B
$0.8B
$4.4B
$25
$20
$15
$10
12.4
13.4
FY07
FY08
14.5
14.8
14.5
14.6
DLA
Troop Support
Energy
$19.0B
$5
$14.6B
Ind Hdw $0.7B
C&T $1.8B
C&E $2.8B
Subsistence
$4.2B
Medical
$5.2B
$0
FY09
DLA Troop Support
FY10
FY11
Other DLA
FY12*
FY12 DLA Sales by Center
* Beginning FY12 DLA Troop Support includes Industrial Hardware
DLA #63… above Safeway, Sears Holding and Walt Disney
DLA Troop Support #184… above Gap, CBS, Loews and Toys “R” Us
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Full Spectrum Global Support
Theater Support
Supply Chains
• Subsistence
• Fuel/Energy
• Land Systems
• Maritime Systems
• DLA Europe
• DLA Pacific
• DLA Central
• DLA Africa
• Aviation Systems
• Medical
• Clothing & Textile
• Construction & Equip
Distribution
• DLA Distribution
• 25 Distribution Centers
Reutilization & Disposal
• Defense Reutilization &
Marketing Service
• Reverse Logistics
Stockpile
• Defense National
Stockpile Center
DLA Services
• Document Automation • Defense Logistics
& Production Service
Information Service
•Defense Automatic Addressing System Center
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Global Supply Chains
Troop Support
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CLI: Subsistence
– Food Service
– Produce
– Operational Rations
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CLII: Clothing & Textile
– Recruit Clothing
– Organizational Clothing &
Individual Equipment
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CLVIII: Medical
– Pharmaceutical
– Medical/Surgical Equipment
IV: Construction & Equipment
Facilities Maintenance
Equipment
Wood Products
Safety & Rescue Equipment
Aviation
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CLIX: Repair Parts
– Engine Components, Air Frames
– Flight Safety Equipment, Maps
– Environmental Products
Land and Maritime
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CLIX: Maritime Repair Parts
– Valves, Fluid Handling
– Electrical/Electronics
– Motors, Packing/Gaskets
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CLIX: Land Repair Parts
– Wheeled, Tracked & Heavy Vehicle Parts
– Vehicle Maintenance Kits
– Power Transmission/Engine/Suspension
Components
– Tires, Batteries and Small Arms Parts
Energy
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CLIII: Energy (Bulk Fuel)
– DoD Executive Agent for all Bulk
Petroleum
– Natural Gas, Coal, Electricity
– Aerospace Energy
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Class I
Subsistence
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Subsistence Supply Chain
Effective and efficient logistical support
Three Types of Tailored Programs
Executive Agency for Class I
Prime Vendor
 Garrison Feeding
 Fleet Feeding
Long Term Contracts
 Rations
 Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
 Bread and Pastries
 Dairy
 Soda
 Food Prep Equipment
 Field Feeding Equipment
Variety of Products
Eggs to MREs, Established & Mobile Kitchens
Traditional
 Food Prep Equipment
 Field Feeding Equipment
 Ration Items
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Subsistence
Procured through:
Prime Vendor
– Primary items sourced in region: bottled
water, ice, soda, cookies, juice
– Seeking additional sources for nonperishables: bottled/canned drinks, baked
goods, snack items and canned foods
– Challenges: Food safety standards,
processing, packaging
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Thanksgiving in Afghanistan
Even standing watch in
Afghanistan, an Army soldier
shares the bounty of a
Thanksgiving Day meal
Over 140,000 Thanksgiving Day
meals were provided to US
forces in Afghanistan
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Class IV
Construction & Equipment
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Construction & Equipment Supply Chain
Effective and efficient logistical support
Executive Agency for Class IV
Three Types of Tailored Programs
Prime Vendor/Tailored Logistics Support
 Maintenance, Repairs and Operations Supplies
 Integrated Product-Support Vendor (IPV) Program
 Special Operations
 Metals & Lumber
 Lumber
 Fire Fighting & Emergency Services
Variety of Products
From Lumber & Light Bulbs to Bulldozers
Long Term Contracts
 Heavy Equipment Procurement Program
 Strategic Fastener Initiative
Traditional
 Safety & Rescue Equipment
 Containers & RFID Tags
 Lighting
 Material Handling Equipment
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Construction & Equipment
Procured through:
Prime Vendor
– Primary items sourced in region: fuel drums,
plywood, concertina wire, corrugated
roofing
– Seeking additional sources for as per
demand dictates: generators,
water heaters, power distribution cables,
transformers, wastewater treatment units,
plywood,
– Challenges: GOST versus US standards,
government bans / restrictions on exports
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Construction Material
U.S. Marine Cpl Otis Peshlakai builds an outdoor shelter at a local
hospital in Port-de-Paix, Haiti, as part of Operation Continuing Promise
$2.9M
in support of
Haiti
Humanitarian
Projects
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Guiding Principles for Contracting
• U.S. acquisition regulations
– Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR)
https://www.acquisition.gov/far/
– Defense FAR Supplement (DFARS)
http://www.acq.osd.mil/dpap/dars/dfarspgi/current/index.html
• Sections 801 & 886 of National Defense Authorization Acts
• Key Tenants:
– Competition
– Transparency
– Oversight
• DLA Troop Support Contracting Officers in
Philadelphia award Prime Vendor (PV) contracts
– Subsistence: http://www.dscp.dla.mil/subs/
– C&E: http://www.dscp.dla.mil/gi/
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Contracting Overview
• Selection Approaches
– Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA)
• Full and Open Competition
• Types of Contracting
– Prime Vendor
– Direct Contracting
• Criteria
– Pricing
– Delivery (Cost and Timeline)
– Quality (Based on Solicitation Requirements)
– Capacity
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Contracting Officer
• Single Government Official with Authority to
award contracts
– Actual authority versus apparent authority
• Responsible for effective contracting
– Award and administer funded contracts to meet
customer requirements
– Ensure fair and equitable treatment
– Consider advice of specialists, such as lawyers,
engineers, and quality assurance specialists
• Appoints Contracting Officer Representatives
(CORs)
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DLA: Warfighter Driven
Support Done Right!
Force Protection Barriers
C&E (DLA Troop Support)
Helmet Assembly
C&T (DLA Troop Support)
Hydration System / Water
C&T / Subsistence
(DLA Troop Support)
Fuel
DLA Energy
Individual First Aid Kit
Medical (DLA Troop Support)
OCP Multi-cam Uniform
C&T (DLA Troop Support)
Replacement Vehicle Parts
DLA Land and Maritime
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Defense Logistics Agency
Wherever and whenever we
are needed…
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DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY
AMERICA’S COMBAT LOGISTICS SUPPORT AGENCY
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WARFIGHTER SUPPORT ENHANCEMENT
STEWARDSHIP EXCELLENCE
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
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