PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF THE OFFICE OF LOGISTICS ACQUISITION SYSTEM

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CIA-RDP87-01146R000100020004-7
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30
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December 16, 2016
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July 22, 2005
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4
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October 20, 1981
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Approved For e p lb$/ '2:1chAF ,pP87-0114681100020 . OPTIW I PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF THE OFFICE OF LOGISTICS ACQUISITION SYSTEM 20 OCTOBER 1981 Approved For Release 2005/08/02 : CIA-RDP87-01146R000100020004-7 25X1 PURPOSE: This paper presents a recommended reorganziation within the Office of Logistics (OL) to accommodate and exploit the capa- bilities of the forthcoming Logistics Integrated Management System (LIMS).. SCOPE: LIMS is viewed as a predominantly materiel-oriented system, and the study of possible reorganization was limited to OL functional elements providing materiel support. Those elements, which comprise the OL Acquisition System, are concerned with the processing of customer requests for materiel and services, from initiation of request to satisfaction of requirement. Existing OL components devoted principally to the operation and support of the Acquisition System are: Procurement Management Staff Security Staff Procurement Division Supply Division 25X1 25X1 Approved For Re e , / I'fFL87-01146RW00020004r Approved For Release 2005/08/02 : CIA-RDP87-01146R000100020004-7 Approved For R ~'2~?512~1A[P87-01146R 000200~QJA UKr AT GOAL OF REORGANIZATION: Improve logistics response to customer requirements. OBJECTIVES: Adopt an organizational structure that: 1. Emphasizes-output, or production, from the Acquisition System by separating acquisition transaction functions from supportive functions. 2. Enhances managers' ability to focus on and take action on production functions within their areas of responsibility. 3. Reflects functional changes to be brought about by LIMS implementation. 4. Permits exploitation of LIMS ADP capabilities. 5. May be phased-in prior to LIMS implementation to minimize disruptions at any one time. 6. Reflects the increased demand on depot services and the .emphasis on.direct procurement rather than stock issues. 7. Distinguishes between the types of management required for projects (contracting) and processes (small purchases and depot operations). 8. Addresses the importance of customer relations. Approved For Release 2005/08/02 : CIA-RDP87-01146R000100020004-7 Approved For Rse 2005/08/02:,,PIA-4RDP87-01146RIS100020004-7 Li U ASSUMPTIONS: 1. Functional subdivisions can be mixed if necessary to support improved responsiveness. 2. The future environment will increase the importance of direct acquisition and decrease needs for expanded depot stocks. 3. Demand for depot services (storage, packing, transportation) will continue to grow. 4. Commercial procurement of small purchases (less than $10,000) do not require the in-depth procurement training required for development, production, and services contracts (over $10,000). 5. Knowledge and participation in the acquisition process by customer organization is essential and must be encouraged by a combination of staffing, training, and ongoing liaison. Approved For Release 10b'5/09/1-:'dA-Rt)P87-01146R000100020004-7 Approved For Relea Q05~/Q( IAA RDP87-01146R000100020004-7 25X1 E -A\ ST-,,1