PPT-DPAS Defense Priorities & Allocations System for the Contractor

DCMA 1 March 2014 Thursday August 17 2017 DPAS for the CONTRACTOR 2 Any person who places or receives a rated order should be thoroughly familiar with and must comply with the provisions of . nt nt th se tt in for ma ti fi ti tin ol cy ui nt gg ti fo ndu ri al it y Le tt e s mi lo cal se it y rv ce ni t ri al it ti id as nt rib ut th ro DSS nqui for ma n ndu al ec it Le tt s s dd ss o og ni za DS S ind ri al ri off L 2013 06 Oct 04 20 Practice Priorities – Achieve What You Emphasize. 1. Eagan Wildcat Defense 2014. 2. Relentless Effort. Compete. Block Destruction. Tackling. Takeaways. Game Plan. Thoughtful Aggression. Singleness of Purpose. Systems (CBS) Rule. Eric Fassett. Timothy Callahan Executive director for contracts at the Defense Contract Management Agency said the new regulation aims to ensure that business systems act as “the first line of defense against fraud, waste and abuse in Department of Defense contracts.” Still, he said the government has put in place a review board to provide another layer of consideration before a business system is determined deficient. “The end game is not to disapprove business systems and withhold payments,” Callahan said. “Our desired outcome is for the contractors to have systems that are approved so we can rely upon the information that’s produced to help us manage our programs more effectively.”. Contractor SIPRNet Process. June 2013 . Objectives. Roles & Responsibilities. Circuit Validation & Registration. Required Equipment & Devices. Certification & Accreditation. Connection Approval Package. Molly Morgan. Vice President. Jacob Taylor. Treasurer. What is Allocations?. Allocations is a budget that is comprised of funds collected by students fees.. The purpose of allocations is to provide funding for . Spring 2011. Eric Jones, SGA Treasurer. Requirements. Be a registered student organization per Campus Activities Center. Attend an Information Workshop . Attend a Finance Committee Presentation. Where do Allocations . . Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy. November 17, 2011. The Problem with Government Furnished Property. We aren’t sure of what we have. We aren’t sure where it is. We aren’t sure what its worth. Contractor SIPRNet Process. June 2013 . Objectives. Roles & Responsibilities. Circuit Validation & Registration. Required Equipment & Devices. Certification & Accreditation. Connection Approval Package. AFMC Top Ten Training. Organizational Conflict of Interest. . November 2008. (2 Continuous Learning Points). 2. OUTLINE. OCI – IMPORTANCE. TYPES OF OCI. GOVERNING FAR PROVISIONS. CURRENT GAO VIEW. Scott Milewski. 9/8/2011. 2. Agenda. What is Web DPAS. Recording UIIs in Web DPAS. Associating . a WAWF User Id. Verifying Transfer Via WAWF. GFP Loan Setup in Web DPAS. Assigning Assets as GFP. Returning GFP Via WAWF. Russian Ministry of Defense, Moscow. Navy Foreign Area Officer Community. Persistent, Consistent, Credible Engagement. Maximize Fleet Capabilities / Effectiveness. Foreign Area Officer. GUIDANCE. RESULT. Eric Fassett. Timothy Callahan Executive director for contracts at the Defense Contract Management Agency said the new regulation aims to ensure that business systems act as “the first line of defense against fraud, waste and abuse in Department of Defense contracts.” Still, he said the government has put in place a review board to provide another layer of consideration before a business system is determined deficient. “The end game is not to disapprove business systems and withhold payments,” Callahan said. “Our desired outcome is for the contractors to have systems that are approved so we can rely upon the information that’s produced to help us manage our programs more effectively.”. AFMC Top Ten Training. Organizational Conflict of Interest. . November 2008. (2 Continuous Learning Points). 2. OUTLINE. OCI – IMPORTANCE. TYPES OF OCI. GOVERNING FAR PROVISIONS. CURRENT GAO VIEW. How we arrive at the numbers. CONTENTS. 01. The Federal Appropriations Process. 02. Title I. 03. Title IV. 04. Title IIA. 05. Title III. Contents. The Federal Appropriations Process. 3. The Federal Appropriations Process.