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UNCLASSIFIEDU.S. Army Contracting CommandContracting Support to the Warfighter12th Annual Small Business ConferenceMr. Jeffrey Parsons13 Nov 08Expeditionary Responsive InnovativeArmy Contracting CommandUNCLASSIFIEDExpeditionary · Responsive · Innovative
UNCLASSIFIEDArmy Contracting Command Mission StatementProvide global contractingsupport to warfighters throughthe full spectrum of militaryoperations.Army Contracting CommandUNCLASSIFIEDExpeditionary · Responsive · Innovative2
UNCLASSIFIEDWhy the Army Contracting Command? Directed by the Secretary of the Army on 30 January 2008in response to recommendation by the “Commission onArmy Acquisition and Program Management inExpeditionary Operations” (known as the GanslerCommission). Commission recommendation was to establish a single“Army Contracting Command,” responsible for makingcontracting an Army, high-quality, core-competence. Commission viewed this recommendation as “essential toaddress the acquisition problems of recent years – both inexpeditionary operations as well as in Army – widecontracting and weapons buying.”Army Contracting CommandUNCLASSIFIEDExpeditionary · Responsive · Innovative3
UNCLASSIFIEDArmy Contracting Command408th CSB SWAFort McPherson, GARegionalContractingCenters409th CSB EuropeSeckenheim, GE410th CSB USARSOFSH, TXJM &LContracting Center(Picatinny, NJ)DirectoratesofContracting411th CSBYongsan, ROK412th CSB USARNOFSH, TXHCA Only413th CSB USARPACFort Shafter, HIArmy Contracting CommandSDDCContracting Center(Scott AFB, IL)OPM-SANGContracting Center(Fort Belvoir, VA)UNCLASSIFIEDExpeditionary · Responsive · Innovative4
Ft. WainwrightFt. RichardsonFt. LeavenworthFt. LeonardWoodFt. McCoyLake CityLOGCAPAAPRIAPine BluffKansas AAPDenverFt. CarsonFt. SillFt. RileyFt. DrumScott AFBUSMAFt. CampbellCraneLeScA t teWa ranto D rkennt er n AyAvl iet A PAP,LocationsUNCLASSIFIEDFt. GreelyTobyhanna ADRDECOMHamiltonCECOMSDDCCarlisle BarracksFt. LewisNatickIowa AAPTooele ADFt. MonmouthFt. KnoxDugway ProvingGroundFt. DixNDUBlueGrass ADJM&LAPGSierra ADRiverbankAAPFt. MeadeAdelphiACC HQFt. MyerMontereyECC HQFt. BelvoirFt. LeeFt. StoryFt. M Ft. AP HillFt. onroeERT ustisPHawthorne ADMICC HQRad Ft. Bfor ragHo d AA gSha lston A PwAFB APFt. JacksonFt. GordonFt. IrwinYuma Proving GroundFt. ECCECCDepotsDepotsAmmunition PlantsPlantsAmmunitionArsenalsArsenalsFt. StewartFt. BlissWSMRMississippiAAPAnnistonLone StarMilan HuntsvilleAAP, ADAAPAAPRed River ADFt. PolkFt. RuckerAMCOMFt. BenningOPM-SANGMcAlester AAP410th CSB(FSH,TX)412th CSB(FSH,TX)Ft. HoodCorpusChristi ADFt. McPhersonMiamiVicenzaKey WestLivornoBremerhavenCP Zama411th CSB(Yongsan)OsanKunson413th CSB/USARPAC OkinawaFt. atarUNCLASSIFIEDCamp Buehring408th CSBWiesbadenBenelux(Belgium)Seckenheim409th CSBWuerzburgKaiserslauternStuttgart5Grafenwoehr5
UNCLASSIFIEDHow much do we obligate?DollarsActionsFY 08 246,000 Actions 104 B18% in from FY 07Army Contracting CommandUNCLASSIFIEDExpeditionary · Responsive · Innovative6
UNCLASSIFIEDBenefits9 Resources necessary positions to support the Soldiers in the99999field.Incorporates Gansler Commission and Secretary of the ArmyContracting Task Force recommendations and variousrecommendations from CID, DODIG, AAA, and GAO.Focuses and leverages contracting expertise.Begins synchronization process of contracting below theArmy Secretariat level.Provides a single focal point to the operational commandersfor most of Army contracting.Enhances career development for military and civiliancontracting professionals.Army Contracting CommandUNCLASSIFIEDExpeditionary · Responsive · Innovative7
UNCLASSIFIEDConclusion9 Ensures that contracting becomes a core-competency of theArmy.9 Prepares us to provide world-class contracting capability inexpeditionary operations and during times of peace.9 Increases the stature, quality and career development of theArmy’s contracting personnel.9 Regains the confidence of our Congress and the AmericanPublic in the execution of our fiduciary responsibilities.Army Contracting CommandUNCLASSIFIEDExpeditionary · Responsive · Innovative8
7 9Resources necessary positions to support the Soldiers in the field. 9Incorporates Gansler Commission and Secretary of the Army Contracting Task Force recommendations and various recommendations from CID, DODIG, AAA, and GAO. 9Focuses and leverages contracting expertise. 9Begins synchronization process of contracting below the Army Secretariat level.
