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Property Management in DCMA Current and Future Revision #, Date (of revision) Cindy Thrailkill Director DCMA Property Division

Property Management in DCMA Current and Future Revision #, Date (of revision) Cindy Thrailkill Director DCMA Property Division

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3 Where are we? (cont’d) Workforce Turnover Baby Boomers retiring Keystones coming in New journeymen hired Growing leaders Providing leadership opportunities Constantly Changing Environment Most Recent: Business System Rule Corrective Action Requests (CARs) Training gaps New Property Instruction (draft)

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Page 1: Property Management in DCMA Current and Future Revision #, Date (of revision) Cindy Thrailkill Director DCMA Property Division

Property Management in DCMACurrent and Future

Revision #, Date (of revision)

Cindy ThrailkillDirector

DCMA Property Division

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Where Are We?

• Decreased supervisory ratio• Allows for increased oversight of:

• Products• Quality• Methods

• Allows for more mentoring/training

• Emphasis on “consistency”• Audit approach/methods• Documentation• Reporting

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Where are we? (cont’d)

• Workforce Turnover• Baby Boomers retiring• Keystones coming in• New journeymen hired

• Growing leaders • Providing leadership opportunities

• Constantly Changing Environment• Most Recent: Business System Rule• Corrective Action Requests (CARs)• Training gaps• New Property Instruction (draft)

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Closed Loop Operation

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Where Do We Want to Be?

• Property Administrators:• Know everything• Do audits the same way• Document findings with consistent support• Interpret regulations/policy the same way• Always On-Time• Have all tools needed to do their job

• Policy/Regulation is always:• Clear• Addresses all situations

• Contractors• Have proactive property systems• Always agree with us

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Where Do We Want to Be?

• Property Administrators:• Know everything• Do audits the same way• Document findings with consistent support• Interpret regulations/policy the same way• Always On-Time• Have all tools needed to do their job

• Policy/Regulation is always:• Clear• Addresses all situations

• Contractors• Have proactive property systems• Always agree with us

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Where Are We Headed?

• Property is more visible than ever!• Anticipate more governmental oversight/reviews

• Especially Overseas

• Change is driving:• More oversight

• New systems

• Better training

• More Guidance

• Increased Communications

• So how do we get there?

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Where Are We’re Headed?

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Where Are We Headed?• Training

• Brown Bags started on new rules/policies • Changed IND 100 to incorporate audit principles

• Replaced by IND 105 (Pilot in October 2011)• Emphasis on auditing protocol/technique (GAGAS)

• Provides property personnel with toolbox• Property personnel (keystones/New journeymen) then know

what questions to ask

• Cognizant of unusual scenarios – knows to ask

• Drives towards that “consistency”• Level II and Level III courses also in re-design

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Where Are We Headed?

• Communications• Initiated DCMA Property Councils

• Inaugural meeting held with PAs for Northrop Grumman (June)

• My expectation is these meetings will:• Increase quality of communications

• Allow PAs to compare audit approaches/outcomes

• Partner with contractor on enterprise issues

• Drive that “consistency”

• Additional councils will be created• Let’s see how the “pilot” goes

• Goal is one per quarter

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Where Are We Headed? • Policy and Guidance

• New Instruction in draft• Expand risk criteria• Puts more “rigor” into processes• Emphasizes data integrity

• Changes in regulations/policy (i.e. BSR, CARs)• Slows the draft process

• We just can’t get it done to keep up with the changes

• Sent “ Standard PMSA Model” to the field• Again – to drive “consistency”

• Desk Audit “model” being finalized – out in July

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Bottom Line• Will continue to:

• Drive towards consistency in:• Audit approaches• Audit methods• Documentation• Reporting

• Encourage our personnel • Provide tools and training• Applicable guidance• Leadership opportunities• Support them through change

• More work to be done!