Planning Considerations

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Planning Considerations Smart Shut Down Planning Considerations

Basic PM Decisions PM needs to decide his role: Executor of the Program Advocate for system Advocate for requirement Leader of an office with Military and Civilians PM does all of them, but one has to dominate based on the current conditions and the service’s (DoD) needs

Shut Down Tenets Technical Logistics Requirement Personnel Contracts First need to execute this with the same diligence as any other PM requirement The execution needs to be effective…no unknowns and lingering issues The execution needs to be efficient…save Army resources and take care of the people Need to cover the full spectrum of the program to include plans for: Technical Logistics Requirement Personnel Contracts GFE/GFP PMO Equipment Office Space Security Funding

Technical Plan Plan needs to cover: Preserving the technology for future use, i.e. how to “put it on the shelf” Sharing the technology with other DoD organizations and agencies Determining how S&T can use current technology Determine how to use S&T to meet future/evolving requirements Contractor GFE/GFP as required

The Logistic Plans Plan needs to cover: Disposition of PMO equipment Notification of changes to field (opposite of New Material Introduction Brief) Interaction with Depot for support level changes Development equipment, unit equipment disposition as required

The Requirement Plan Primary lead should be the services requirements command with PM in support Disposition of Requirement, e.g. invalid, revalidate, update, etc. Joint PM/TCM review of DOTMLPF-P PM should lead on review materiel solutions or technology solutions

Personnel Plan The plan should cover: Phase out approach of personnel requirements Relocation plans and jobs for civilians and military Coordinate with PERSCOM on military assignments Coordination with matrix organization for return of their personnel Cross-level within PEO for core positions that are eliminated

The Contract Plan Plan needs to cover: The best method to close the contract e.g. Terminate for Convenience Terminate for Default Let the contract expire at its currently PoP Defund contract Move contract to another agency Need to address both effective contract management and efficient cost performance

GFP Should be part of Logistics, Technology and Contracts Plan Needs to include test articles, production equipment and any other items provided to the contractor

PMO Equipment This is for equipment provided to PMO to conduct program, such as unit equipment for LUT, test equipment, spare parts, and equipment in office or at other supporting offices Needs to be put back in supply system Can often support directly to field with Army consent…this provides rapid and useful disposition of the equipment

Office Space Plan Plan needs to cover: How office space will be turned in to installation or returned to GSA Needs to be in coordination with personnel plan

Security Plan Plan needs to cover: Properly handling, destroying and storing classified materials. Consider long-term storage and electronic storage Needs to be synchronized with Technology Plan Classified System Equipment storage or demilitarization Disposition of Safes, SCIFs, keys, and other classified support items

Funding Plan Plan needs to cover: Determine total cost of shutting down the program How to close the program under current funding or if more is required If & how current funding can be used in the shutdown (color of money) Continued support of Army POM per shut down direction