Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com d. Supportability planning for DEF can be conducted in coordination with the materiel fielding planning for the new system causing the displacement. e. Supportability planning for DEF will be tailored on the basis of the complexity and condition of the system, the logistics impact on the GC, and other known support considerations. All ILS elements, with the exception of those that are unique to the acquisition process (that is, design influence), will be considered in executing system support and DEF. f.
In preparing the MTP (this may be the system’s original MFP updated to address the current fielding), the designated PM coordinates with the losing and GC to assure logistics support of the displaced system. Transfers between commands will be planned, coordinated, and executed by an MTP or MOA. An MOA may be used in lieu of the MTP if the GC already uses and supports the system. g. Applicable MSs, as listed in DA Pam 700–142, appendix D, will be tailored to facilitate the DEF. h. Unique STTE and TMDE for the displaced system will be transferred in accordance with disposition instructions provided for the system. i.
Displaced equipment fielding may be characterized as a modified TPF process used to support the command-to- command transfer of displaced equipment to first-time recipients of that equipment. The PM will field all available materiel declared excess by the losing command — ASIOE, TMDE, STTE, support equipment, spare and repair parts, and accompanying technical publications. Unlike initial fielding of new Army equipment, DEF is funded from the operations and maintenance, Army budget, which is programmed by the PM. j. As stated in paragraph 6–1, displaced equipment will meet the equipment transfer standards prior to transfer to a GC. 6–3.
Funding for displaced equipment The equipping program evaluation group (PEG) is responsible for resourcing requirements for DEF of the DCS, G–8 force development managed LIN list. a. Weapon system specific. Funding for cascaded systems in the equipping PEG will be planned, programmed, and budgeted by the PM using the system MDEP. All displaced equipment resource requirements will be submitted against the appropriate MDEP by the PM, separately identified to the appropriate program element and command code and based on the most recent distribution plans provided by the staff synchronization officer. b. Other systems.
For systems with a procurement cost of less than $2 million per item of equipment (as listed in SB 700–20) or for which no MDEP exists, the resource requirements will be listed in the other modernization fielding program, identifying the applicable program element and command code. 6–4. Materiel transfer plan for displaced equipment fielding a. The MTP for DEF will be prepared by the PM (this may be the system’s original MFP updated to address the new fielding). The MTP will be coordinated with the office of the ASA(ALT) (SAAL–ZL); the losing, gaining, and supporting commands; and all ILS participants.
(1) The MTPs will contain all applicable elements, as described in paragraph 5–5 of this policy (also see DA Pam 700–142). The PM must prepare system-specific, accurate cost estimates for the MTP to identify, plan, program, and budget definitive requirements. The programming must be part of the POM and be included in each POM update. The PM will identify transportation requirements to DCS, G–4 for any over-ocean transportation requirements. (2) The MTP will be developed concurrently with the MFP for the system causing the displacement. (3) The MTP will be coordinated between the PM and the losing and GCs. b.
The GC will provide an MSP (facility, materiel, and personnel information), to the PM and supporting command, to assist in determination of the resources needed to support the transfer. c. The PM, losing command, and GC will sign the MTP. The MTP commits the commands to the plans, schedules, procedures, and responsibilities agreed on to execute the fielding. d. A displaced system MON will accompany or precede the MTP. The content of the MTP will be adapted to the complexity and condition of the displaced system and the needs of the GC. The GC gaining the displaced system will prepare MSPs in response to a MTP, or if requested by a MON (MSPs are discussed in para 5–6). e.
An MOA may be used in lieu of a MTP if the GC already uses and supports the system, or if there are minimum support requirements. f. The MTP will coordinate for continued software support. Resources will be established for maintenance of current fielded software versions and for digital software engineer/field software engineer support to ensure the Warfighter has assessable technical support. 6–5. Displaced equipment training a. The requirement for DET is based on the tasks contained in the NET program and the training status of the unit. The PM, the DCS, G–8, and the user commands collaborate on the construct of DET for transfer of displaced equipment.
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