Briefing on Notional Core Training for Services Acquisition (Non-Acquisition Workforce) Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy, Services Acquisition.

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Briefing on Notional Core Training for Services Acquisition (Non-Acquisition Workforce) Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy, Services Acquisition (DPAP/SA ) Better Buying Power Improving Tradecraft in Acquisition of Services Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy, Services Acquisition (DPAP/SA ) Better Buying Power Improving Tradecraft in Acquisition of Services

Non-Acquisition Workforce 2 Identification and training of the non-Acquisition Workforce involved in Services Acquisitions is a primary focus of the Services Acquisition Functional Integrated Product Team (FIPT) o Definition: Members of the non-Acquisition Workforce who work on Services Acquisition are those personnel who fall outside the Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act (DAWIA) and who do not occupy an acquisition workforce personnel billet. o Roles: Includes Commanders, Senior Requiring Officials, Price Analysts, Financial-Budget Officers, Legal Advisors, Source Selection Board Members, Contracting Officer Representatives/Technical Monitors, and Auditors o Estimated Population: Estimated at 33,000 members at any one time o Time Spent on Acquisition: On average spend less than 50% of their time on contract services financial, schedule, and performance responsibilities o In a GAO report, “Defense Acquisition Workforce: Better Identification, Development, and Oversight Needed for Personnel Involved in Acquiring Services,” September 2011, the non-Acquisition Workforce were found to represent more than half of personnel involved in the services acquisitions under review. o According to Defense Acquisition University (DAU) data, 53 percent of DoD non-Acquisition Workforce attendees could not initially define their role in the acquisition process.

Functional Services Managers Definition: In the absence of a DAWIA-certified Program Manager, Functional Services Managers (FSMs) with domain expertise for a given service requirement (e.g., transportation unit commander, installation commander, medical treatment facility commander) will exercise program management responsibilities. With input from DAU and military departments, the SA FIPT identifies competencies and notional core training recommended for Functional Services Managers 3

Notional Core Training for Services Acquisition 4 FSM Level II (Required: $100M<$1B) FSM Level I (Required: $150K<$100M) 14 hrs, online 23 hrs, classroom 12 hrs, online CON 121 Contract Planning FSM Level III (Required: >$1B) 13 hrs, online CON 124 Contract Execution 10 hrs, online CON 127 Contract Management 24 hrs, online FPM 101 (AFIT/LS) Fundamentals of Project Management 2 hrs, online CLC 106 COR with a Mission Focus 8 hrs, online Functional Service Managers All Multi-Functional Team Members CLC 011 Contracting for the Rest of Us 2 hrs, online CLC 013 Services Acquisition 3 hrs, online 4 hrs, online 4.5 hrs, online CLC 004 Market Research CLC 108 Strategic Sourcing Overview ACQ 265 Mission-Focused Services Acquisition ACQ 25X Program Management for Services Acquisition 24 hrs, online (to be developed) or CLM 003 Overview of Acquisition Ethics Please see individual course descriptions on the following slides Experience*: Less than 1 Year Experience: 1 Year Experience: 2 Years Experience: 4 Years * Experience with financial, schedule and performance responsibilities ACQ 165 Defense Acquisition of Services

Program Management Courses for Services Acquisition (All) Multi-Functional Team Member Courses “Contracting for the Rest of Us” Description: Provides people who do not work in the Contracting career field with a basic knowledge of some of the essential processes and considerations that DoD Contracting professionals encounter to satisfy their customers’ requirements. “Services Acquisition” Description: Describes a disciplined seven step process for the acquisition of services, using the requirements roadmap process to define high level objectives and tasks, standards, allowable variations, and method of inspection. “Market Research” Description: Provides a foundational understanding of the benefits of effective market research to reduce acquisition costs and cycle times, and provide greater access to advanced technologies. “Strategic Sourcing Overview” Description: Provides an overview of Strategic Sourcing concepts and techniques for helping organizations begin to make the shift from tactical to strategic purchasing. “Overview of Acquisition Ethics” Description: Reinforces the most important legal ethics standards governing interaction between government personnel and DoD’s contractors. 5 2 hrs, online All Multi-Functional Team Members CLC 011 Contracting for the Rest of Us 2 hrs, online CLC 013 Services Acquisition 3 hrs, online 4 hrs, online 4.5 hrs, online CLC 004 Market Research CLC 108 Strategic Sourcing Overview CLM 003 Overview of Acquisition Ethics

Program Management Courses for Services Acquisition (Level I) Additional Courses for Functional Services Managers, Level I Required for Programs with a Total Contract Value from $150,000 to less than $100 million “Contracting Officer’s Representative with a Mission Focus” Description: Provides professionals with the basic skill set needed to be a contracting officer’s representative, that is, an overview of the acquisition process, teaming, ethics and integrity, authorities, contract classification, contract types, proper file documentation, performance assessment methods, remedies for poor performance, invoice requirements, contract modifications, and contract management. “Defense Acquisition of Services” Description: Provides Program Managers with an understanding of the Department of Defense Instruction , “Defense Acquisition of Services.” It includes a comprehensive review of policy, responsibilities, and management structure for the acquisition of contracted services. 6 FSM Level I (Required: $150K<$100M) 14 hrs, online CLC 106 COR with a Mission Focus 8 hrs, online ACQ 165 Defense Acquisition of Services

Program Management Courses for Services Acquisition (Level II) Courses to be Taken by Functional Services Managers, Level II Required for Programs with a Total Contract Value from $100 million to less than $1 billion “Mission-Focused Services Acquisition” Description: Provides acquisition team members with the tools and techniques necessary to analyze and apply performance- based principles when developing requirements documents and effective business strategies for contractor-provided services. “Contract Planning” Description: Provides Program Managers with an understanding of the contracting field and the role as a business advisor in the acquisition process. It focuses on the students’ role in understanding the customers’ mission and their ability to plan successful mission support strategies based upon their knowledge of the contracting environment and customer needs. 7 FSM Level II (Required: $100M<$1B) 23 hrs, classroom 12 hrs, online CON 121 Contract Planning ACQ 265 Mission-Focused Services Acquisition

Program Management Courses for Services Acquisition (Level III) Additional Courses for Functional Services Managers, Level III Required for Programs with a Total Contract Value of $1 billion and above “Contract Execution” Description: Provides Program Managers with an understanding of execution of the acquisition plan through soliciting industry and awarding a contract. “Contract Management” Description: Provides Program Managers with an understanding of the knowledge necessary to identify and utilize appropriate performance metrics when evaluating contractor performance. “Fundamentals of Project Management” Description: Provides Program Managers with an understanding of the project management framework, best practices, and in some instances, methods of application for key knowledge areas of project management. “Program Management for Services Acquisition” (To be Developed) Description: Provides Program Managers with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to effectively lead a services acquisition multi-function team and efficiently manage the resources allocated to the services acquisition process. 8 or FSM Level III (Required: >$1B) 13 hrs, online CON 124 Contract Execution 10 hrs, online CON 127 Contract Management 24 hrs, online FPM 101 (AFIT/LS) Fundamentals of Project Management ACQ 25X Program Management for Services Acquisition 24 hrs, online (to be developed)

Fundamentals of Project Management (FPM 101) An existing online course developed by the Air Force Institute of Technology Available to all DoD military and civilian personnel Based on material provided by the Program Management Institute (PMI), the world's leading not-for-profit professional membership association (2.9 million members) The Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) ® Guide is generally considered the preeminent global standard for project management in private industry Some differences between PMI and Department of Defense on use of Earned Value Management terminology 9

Program Management for Services Acquisition (ACQ 25X) – To be Developed Requires a fully-approved competency analysis for Functional Service Managers Will include suitable portions of PMI’s FPM 101, Fundamentals of Project Management Course Will incorporate commercial best practices in services acquisition using content extracted from August 2015 report by Institute for Defense Analyses In addition to current DoD project management practices, will include other suitable best practice content from private industry to include: Adaptive Project Management Techniques to include Incremental, Spiral, and Agile Project Management Process Reengineering and Business Transformation 10