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Title: Defense Supply Center Richmond


1
Defense Supply Center Richmond
  • Business Systems Modernization
  • Changing the way DLA does Business
  • Meggan McCarter, Division Chief
  • Heidi Bradbury, Procurement Branch Chief
  • DSCR Business Conference
  • June 8-10, 2004

2
Overview
  • BSM Overview Business Blueprint
  • BSM Organizational Structure Supply Chains,
    Integrated Supplier Teams (ISTs)
  • BSM Timeline Concept Demo and Future Releases
  • System Changes
  • Other BSM Related Changes
  • Communication Channels

3
The BSM Scope
  • BSM, the System, replaces two legacy materiel
    management systems, SAMMS and DISMS, and various
    extension systems used at DLA Inventory Control
    Points
  • These systems are technologically and
    functionally obsolete difficult and expensive to
    maintain
  • These systems do not support our vision

BSM enables achievement of the DLA Strategic
Plan, DoD Logistics Strategic Plan, and JV 2020
(Concept of Focused Logistics)
4
Business Systems Modernization is
  • Major Transformation Effort--Massive Change for
    our Workforce, Creation of an Enterprise
  • Incorporating Best Practices via
    Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) Based Tools
  • BSM Replaces 30 year old Materiel Management
    Systems and our processes were embedded in
    those systems
  • The Core of DLAs Enterprise Architecture

BSM is on Schedule and within Budget
5
Why DLA Needs to ModernizeIts Business Systems
  • Legacy systems do not meet current and future
    operational needs
  • Does not support Joint Vision 2020, DoD
    Force-Centric Logistics and DLA Strategic Plan
  • Does not support changing business rules
  • Obsolete code and outdated/inflexible technology
  • No real-time access to logistics data
  • High maintenance costs, increasing unreliability

Legacy environment does not support DLAs Vision
for Warfighter Customer Support
6
BSM Program Summary
  • Expected Benefits
  • Improved demand forecasting accuracy
  • Better stock positioning
  • Improved financial accountability
  • Achieve auditable financial statements
  • Retire 15 legacy systems
  • Reduce risk of catastrophic failure

7
Distribution Planning Management System
Load Planning
Network Warehouse
Management
IT Systems Integrated w/Partners
Manage Vendor
Carrier Performance
Supplier Relationship Management
Customer Relationship Management
Business Systems Modernization
  • Customer Insight
  • Customer Service
  • Emergent Problem Resolution
  • Returns Management

8
BSM Business BlueprintCore Processes
  • The Five Core Supply Chain Processes
  • Planning
  • Understanding customer needs (Demand Planning)
  • Matching resources and positioning materiel to
    meet needs (Supply Planning)
  • Order Fulfillment
  • Delivering materials and services to meet
    customer needs.
  • Managing customer relationships
  • Procurement
  • Identifying, qualifying and contracting with
    suppliers to meet customer needs

9
BSM Business BlueprintCore Processes
  • The Five Core Supply Chain Processes (Contd)
  • Technical and Quality
  • Processing product changes
  • Supporting procurement activity
  • Assuring product quality
  • Financial Management
  • Defining and managing budgets
  • Product pricing and cost management

10
DLA Target Architecture
CustomerProcesses
Supplier/Partner Processes
Web Portal
Security Authentication
Corporate Information Services, Translation,
Information Exchange, Reference Data
Operations
Transportation
Supply Chain Management
Standards-based Interoperability
Enterprise Integrated Data Environment
Standards-based Interoperability
Manufacturers
Customer Relationship Management
Readiness
Distribution Planning Mgmt
eProcurement
Financial Management
DepotMaintenance
Distributors
FinancialManagement
Base/PostOperations
11
Business Strategy
Business Strategy
Enabling Functionality
Business Outcome
  • Reduced Inventory
  • Reduced Cycle Times
  • Improved Customer Service
  • FFMIA Compliance
  • Uniform Policy, Processes, Procedures, and Metrics

Managing the Strategy to Achieve Business Results
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AviationCustomer Operations Organization
Universal CAS
D/DD DSCR
Matrixed CASs
Aviation Customer Operations Directorate Director/
Deputy Director Customer Operations
Segment Support Team
Navy Customer Facing Division
Army Customer Facing Division
Item Planning Division
Customer Support Division
AF Customer Facing Division
Aviation OEM 1 IPT
NADEP NI Cell - IND
Oklahoma City ALC Cell - IND
CCAD SRA Cell -IND
Customer Analysis Team
Aviation OEM 2 IPT
Readiness and PBL Team
NADEP Cherry Pt. Cell - IND
Ogden ALC Cell -IND
Aviation OEM 3 IPT
101st Air Assault Cell - OF
CRM Team
Aviation Engines Airframes 1 IPT
NADEP JAX Cell -IND
Warner Robins ALC Cell - IND
Administration Team
Aviation Engines Airframes 2 IPT
Army TRADOC Cell - OF
Naval Aviation Forces Cell - OF
AF Operations Cell Group - OF
Aviation Engines Airframes 3 IPT
Weapon System Support Team
IND Industrial OF Operating Forces Other
Other FMS FMS INST Installation
Aviation Engines Airframes 4 IPT
AF Training (AETC) Cell - OF
USMC Aviation Cell-OF
Aviation SC Commodities 1 IPT
Aviation SC Commodities 2 IPT
AF FMS Cell - FMS
Naval Air Training Cell - OF
Aviation SC Commodities 3 IPT
AF/Civil Aviation Other Cell - Other
Weapon System Support Team
Aviation IPT DSCP Detachment
AF Installation and Other Support Team
Aviation IPT DSCC Detachment
Weapon System Support Team
Land IPT DSCR Detachment
Maritime IPT DSCR Detachment
As of 2 March 2004
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Proposed Supplier Operations Organization Design
D / DD DSCR
Aviation Supplier Operations DirectorateDirector/
Deputy Director Supplier Operations
SRM
Aviation OEM Division
Aviation SC Commodities Division
SMSG Division
Aviation Detachments
Supplier Support Division
Detachments at DSCR
Aviation Engines Airframes Division
PACE Second Look Branch
OEM Branch 1
Special Acquisitions
DSCP Aviation Detachment
Maritime Branch 1
Chemicals/Rings/ Shims/Spacers Branch
Aviation Airframes Branch 1
Corporate Contracting 1
Resolution Specialist Branch
Airframes I IST
Bearings I IST
Sikorsky IST
Threaded Fasteners Division
Chemical/Petroleum Industrial Gasses IST
Corporate Contracting 2
Airframes II IST
Bell IST
Bearings II IST
FSC 5305 I IST
Packaging Branch
Corporate Contracting 3
Airframes III IST
BF Goodrich IST
Bearings III IST
FSC 5305 II IST
Financial Branch
Bushings / Rings / Shims / Spacers I IST
Corporate Contracting 4
Eaton IST
Aviation Airframes Branch 2
FSC 5306 IST
Management Analysis Branch
Maritime Branch 2
Specialized Support
Misc. Aviation OEM IST
FSC 5307 IST
Bushings / Rings / Shims / Spacers II IST
Airframes IV IST
Planning Requirements
Motors IST
FSC 5325 IST
Smiths IST
Airframes V IST
Maritime Instruments IST
Electrical Components Cables Branch
Pre-Award
BAE IST
Non-Threaded Fasteners Division
Airframes VI IST
Post-Award
Future ISTs
Maritime Misc. IST
FSC 5310 I IST
Aviation Airframes Branch 3
Kitting
Electrical Components IST
Maritime SSA IST
FSC 5310 II IST
OEM Branch 2
Industrial Preparedness
Cables I IST
FSC 5315 I IST
Airframes VIII IST
Land Branch
GE IST
FSC 5315 II IST
Cables II IST
Airframes IX IST
DSO DSCC
Honeywell IST
DSCC Aviation Detachments
FSC 5320 IST
Batteries I IST
Power IST
Airframes X IST
DSO DSCP
Pratt Whitney IST
Aviation SMSG
Batteries II IST
Division 1
Misc. Components Cables IST
Engines Airframes Branch
Rolls Royce IST
Special Projects
SSA/Land Misc. IST
IPV Ground/Aviation
II IST
OEM Branch 3
Airframes VII IST
IPV Aviation)
Instrumentation Non-NSN Branch
III IST
Engines I IST
IPV Gen. II Worldwide Support
Boeing IST
Division 2
Engines II IST
Lockheed Martin IST
Long Term Contracts
Instrumentation I IST
I IST
Misc. Aviation Engines Airframes IST
Strategic Material Sourcing
Parker Hannanfin IST
Instrumentation II IST
IV IST
Northrop Grumman IST
Corporate Contracts
Special Purchase/New Item IST
SMSG Division
Support Staff
Hamilton Sundstrand IST
SSA IST
Supply Support Division
Supply Support Division
Cherokee Support
As of March 8 2004
15
BSM Schedule
FY 2000 FY 2001 FY 2002 FY
2003 FY 2004 FY 2005 FY
2006 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2
3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4 1 2 3
Release Two
Release One
FOC
BPR
Design, Build, Test
Release 1.2 Legacy Procurement Solution
(Retire PD2) BW 1.2
Release 1.1 - Subsistence (Retire Legacy System)
BDUs
On-goingTechnology Insertion
Release 2.0
Phased Roll-out
Business Warehouse BW 1.1
IOTE
16
BSM Concept DemoRelease 1 Population Across DLA
  • Select Helicopters (UH-1, H-3, H-46, and H-53)
  • Terminal Lugs Insulation Sleeving (FSCs 5940
    5970)
  • Maritime Carrier and Sub-Surface Teams (LM-2500
    Engine)
  • Medical/Surgical Fleet Prime Vendor
  • Battle Dress Uniforms
  • Garrison Feeding (Southeast Region Prime Vendor)

Full list of NSNs available on BSM website
150,000 Items 17,000 Customers 400 Users 500M
Sales Annually
17
DSCR Concept Demo NSN Population
Category
NSNs
UH-1 Iroquois (02A) 1,147 H-3 Green Giant (15F)
865 H-46 Sea Knight (40N) 2,772 H-53 Super
Jolly (16F) 888
Helos
5940, 5970
Lugs and Sleeving 41,480
Support for LM2500 163
All FSCs
Related Items 701
48,016
Note Counts may change marginally pending final
NSN update
18
BSM Concept DemonstrationBottom Line
  • Business Volume since Jul 02
  • Orders Received 667.4K
  • Orders Filled 417.9K
  • Purchase Requisitions 224K
  • Purchase Orders 249K
  • Vendor Payments 436.7M
  • Customer Sales 539.7M
  • Inventory Value being managed within BSM over
    348 million
  • Material Release Order processing time
    improvement
  • Receipt of requisition to release of material
  • 45-60 minutes in BSM vice 12 hours in legacy
    system

Data as of 1 Mar 2004
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Lessons Learned from Release One Concept Demo
  • Too much change management is not enough
  • Identified functional areas requiring redesign or
    enhancement
  • Data was not readily accessible
  • Inadequacy of procurement COTS solution
  • Need for more robust test program
  • Validated importance of top leadership
    involvement and program management processes

20
What We Are Doing Differently Moving Forward
  • Properly setting expectations and enhancing
    training program
  • Enhancing functionality
  • Utilizing Business Warehouse for generation of
    reports
  • Changing the procurement solution
  • Enhancing performance stress testing
  • Building single portal access and establishing
    single Agency help desk
  • Incremental implementation approach by expanding
    Concept Demonstration
  • Maintaining program management processes and
    discipline


21
SAP eProcurement Project
  • Possible future DLA Contract Writing Tool
  • R/3 Used as the backbone, version 4.0
  • Goal is to have a seamless application, which
    will tie into all other DLA processes.
  • DLA partnering with Accenture, SAP America and
    SAP Germany.
  • eProcurement and BSM (DPACS retrofit) are working
    simultaneously
  • Identifying DLA requirements
  • Identifying software issues

22
Project Overview Release One and Two
Project Overview Release One and Two
  • Project Description
  • Partnership between DLA, Accenture, and SAP to
    build an integrated, public sector version of
    SAPs supplier relationship management (SRM)
    solution
  • Project Scope
  • Release 1 Automated Delivery Order Process
  • Release 2 Automated Simplified Acquisition
    Process, Complex Document Generation, Records
    Management
  • SAP proposing to deliver functionality in two
    releases (Release 2A and 2B)

Note Phase 4A/4B proposals currently being
prepared for evaluation by DLA Program Mgr.
23
System changes regarding May 3, 2004Procurement
Retrofit Go-Live
  • The enterprise version of the DLA Pre-Award
    Contracting System (DPACS) replaces Procurement
    Desktop Defense (PD2) for contract writing
  • DLA-BSM Internet Bid Board System (DIBBS)
    replaces Solicitation Response website (SRweb)
    for solicitation and award posting
  • Procurement Automated Contracting Evaluation
    (PACE) replaces Offer Evaluation website (OEweb)
    for automated evaluation of vendor proposals.
  • Electronic Contract File (ECF) will function as
    the electronic contract file for all contract
    documentation.

24
Software DLA DIBBS (Solicitation Response)
PACE (Offer Evaluation)
  • Vendor registration
  • Post solicitations/awards to the web
  • Process vendor quotes
  • Automated quote evaluation
  • Process awards
  • Fast Awards

25
DLA DIBBS
  • Web-based application that will become DLAs
    singular vendor quoting application by 2006
  • Vendors can
  • Search for and view RFQs, RFPs, IFBs, amendments,
    awards, and modifications
  • Submit secure quotes online for RFQs
  • Solicitations, amendments, awards, and
    modifications for BSM NSNs will no longer be
    posted to Procurement Gateway or SRweb.
  • Solicitations under 100,000 posted to DIBBS are
    candidates for award under the automated
    evaluation program PACE (Procurement Automated
    Contracting Evaluation)

26
DLA DIBBS Registration
  • Registration began on April 19, 2004
  • If a vendors CAGE is already registered on the
    DSCC Internet Bid Board System by March 28, 2004,
    their registration information, including
    passwords, will be transferred to DLA DIBBS
  • In order to activate the DLA DIBBS account, the
    vendors Super User will need to go to
    https//www.dibbs.bsm.dla.mil/ and update their
    associated account and vendor profile.
  • Vendors that have not registered will need to go
    to the same website shown above.

27
DLA DIBBS Quoting
  • Supports single solicitation responses
  • Allows batch quoting
  • Enables Fast Track quoting
  • Accommodates reverse auction solicitations
  • Does not accept vendor proposals/bids for formal
    acquisitions (RFPs/IFBs over 100,000)
  • Still send to appropriate bid clerk

28
DLA-BSM Internet Bid Board System (DIBBS)
DLA-BSM Internet Bid Board System (DIBBS)
Opening Screen
 
29
DIBBS Solicitation Search screen
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DIBBS Search Results
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DIBBS Request for Quotation (RFQ)
32
Additional Vendor Information for Concept Demo
  • Most BSM contracts will have contract numbers
    beginning with SPM (e.g., SPM400-02-M-1234)
  • DFAS payment office and accounting line will be
    unique for BSM contracts (during Concept Demo)
  • SubCLINS will not be used in BSM (e.g., for
    phased deliveries

33
Selected BSM Process Improvements
  • Single entry point for quoting and
    solicitation/award viewing (DLA DIBBS)
  • Auto fill-in of vendor-specific information to
    minimize quoting time (DLA DIBBS)
  • Visibility of contracts across the enterprise
    including long term contracts

34
Communication Channels
  • Regular updates on
  • BSM website
  • http//www.dla.mil/j-6/bsm/SIRC
  • DLA DIBBS website
  • https//www.dibbs.bsm.dla.mil/
  • Procurement Gateway
  • http//progate.daps.mil/home/

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Questions?
  • DSCR Procurement Site Transition POCs
  • Heidi Bradbury - Heidi.Bradbury_at_dla.mil
  • (eProcurement)Chris Hutnan - Chris.Hutnan_at_dla.mil
  • Meggan McCarter Meggan.McCarter_at_dla.mil
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