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DCMA Engineering & Analysis (E&A) Directorate

Earned Value Management

NATIONAL DEFENSE INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE

Presented By:

John Cuddy, Executive Director (acting) E&A Directorate

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Topics

Organizational Structure

Roles and Responsibilities

Initiatives

Operationsp

Policy

Training

Tools and Assessment

Tools and Assessment

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Organizational Construct

Office of the Director Chief of Staff Corporate Support Office of EEO General Counsel Strategic Effects H Finance E i i Portfolio I f ti Reserve Affairs Office of Independent Assessment Ai ft EEO Strategic Human Capital Directorate Finance Business Operations Directorate Contracts Directorate Engineering & Analysis Directorate Quality Directorate Portfolio Management & Integration Directorate Information Technology Directorate Aircraft Operations Directorate Operations Directorate International Directorate Special Programs Directorate Operational

Eastern Region Central Region Western Region

P i P i P i Tactical Primary CMO Streamlined CMO Primary CMO Streamlined CMO Primary CMO Streamlined CMO

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E&A Organization Chart

Engineering & Analysis Directorate (EA) Executive Director

Deputy E&A Advanced Surveillance

Techniques Hiring Management Support Office Advanced Analysis Development Advanced Engineering Methods Six Sigma Improvement Projects Hiring Budgeting IDPs - Training Plans Performance Objectives Monthly Reports Systems Engineering Di i i Manufacturing Engineering / Supply Chain Predictability Program Integration and Analysis Earned Value Management Center Industrial Analysis Center Software Engineering Di i i Division Predictability Division y

Division Center Center Division Policy, Training, and Tools to support E Workforce: Policy, Training, and Tools to support SW workforce: Policy, Training and Tools to support PI Workforce: Policy, Training and Tools to support EV and E workforce: Policy, Training and Tools to support IA mission: Policy, Training, and Tools to support MFG and supply -SE Process and Products -ECPs -Config Mgt -Decision Analysis -SW Requirements -SW Design -SW Testing -SW Estimation etc -Program Assessment -Integrated Surveillance -Integrated Data Analysis -Center Execution Mission -EV Compliance and Surveillance -Industrial Capability Assessments (ICAs) -Analytical Products Homeland chain workforce: -Supply Chain Surveillance -Manufacturing Engineering Analysis -Root Cause Analysis -Financial Assessment -Homeland Defense -Econ Analysis -Production Planning

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Current EVM Center Structure

CSS Earned Value Management Center

Career Development Conduct training

Reservists

Training Support TeamManagement Administrative support internal control

g EVM Center Force Mgt HR Interface

ESCP Process ESCP Metrics

Compliance Policy &

Process Compliance AssessmentTools & Execution

Surveillance Policy & Process

SMEs for Compliance Compliance Policy and Processes /Interpretation Industry Compliance POC

SMEs for Conducting EVMS Reviews

-Prepare Notifications -Document EVMS fi di

SMEs for Surveillance SSI Policy and Processes Surveillance Tools Requirements SSI Process

SME for EVMS Data Assessment

Compliance data assessment Compliance Tools

Requirements

Review Products Quality Control Supplier SD compliance findings -Prepare Reports -Review CAPs -Readiness Assessment (RA) Initial SD Compliance SSI Process

Changes for approved SDs

Surveillance Metrics Analysis Process/Policy

Analytical tools, datasets, & databases Technology Architecture Management Process Review Requests p Assessment SD Changes as a result of a review

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Earned Value Management Center

EVM Center Director

Ft Lee, VA BostonGroup OrlandoGroup Twin CitesGroup TucsonGroup Ft WorthGroup CarsonGroup

Execution Hubs HQ Element

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Operations - EV Group

Operations Directoratep

Chief Operations Officer

Tactical Product Ops

Tactical Regions Tactical Product Ops

(AIMO, APO, NSEO, NPO)

(East, Central, West)

Engineering Division

Engineering Group

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Operations Directorate – EV Division

Operations Directoratep

Chief Operations Officer

Tactical Product Ops

Tactical Regions Tactical Product Ops

(AIMO, APO, NSEO, NPO)

(East, Central, West)

Engineering Division Earned Value Division

Engineering Group Manufacturing & Supply Chain Group

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Transfer of Functions

Operational mission transfers to Chief Operations Officer

(COO) 1 t t GFY 2012 EV Di i i

(COO) – 1st quarter GFY 2012 – EV Division

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New State - Roles and Responsibilities

Engineering and Analysis Directorate – Earned Value

Management Division

Management Division

Policy

Trainingg

Tools

Director – Robert Michael Francis, [email protected] 804 416 3415

804-416-3415

Chief Operations Officer – Earned Value Management

OPS Division

OPS Division

Earned Value Surveillance Mission

Integrated EVMS Compliance Reviewg p

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EVM Operations Division

Draft

EVM Operations Division

EV Group BostonGroup OrlandoGroup Twin CitesGroup TucsonGroup Ft WorthGroup CarsonGroup

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Roles and Responsibilities - EVMOD

Chief Operations Officer – EV surveillance mission,

integrate EVMS Compliance Review (and other

g

p

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operational) activities within Operations Directorate

Earned Value Management Operations Division

Execute Validation Reviews

Execute Validation Reviews

Oversee EVMS System Surveillance

Conduct Ad-Hoc audits and Investigations

• AT&L • AT&L

• Performance Assessment and Root Cause Analysis (PARCA)

• Nunn McCurdy

• Procuring Component

• NAVAIR

• Air Force

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Roles and Responsibilities - EVMOD

Earned Value Management Operations Division (cont.)

Analyze EVM Supplier outputs to verify EVMS integrity

Analyze EVM Supplier outputs to verify EVMS integrity

Coordinate with Earned Value management HQ Division

Streamline process for efficiencies

Implement effective tools

Suggest training strategies for consistent execution agency-wide E ercise E ec ti e Agent Role for Appro al/Disappro al

Exercise Executive Agent Role for Approval/Disapproval

Align to new DFAR Business Rules for Withhold coordination

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Regulation Issues & Initiatives

EVMOD

DFARS Business System Rule

Superior Supplier – rating effects for defective business

systems

systems

Enterprise Corrective Action Request (CAR) system

Utilized in disapproval of business systems

G

Engagement with other Government partners

DCAA – MOA in place

NAVAIR

Partner in Program and System performance improvements

IBR and EVM surveillance improvements

Program Performance Improvement through Predictive Supplier EVM System outputs

MOA/Charter is in work

Engage with Industry – work issues in a proactive manner

Focus attention from the top down

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HQ - Policy Initiatives

Compliance Review Instruction

Completed

Related Policies / Regulations

• NDIA Intent Guidelines

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Issued June 2011

System Surveillance Instruction

I i iti l E ti Di t i

• NDIA Intent Guidelines • May 2012

• Business System Rule (DFARS) • May 2012

In initial Executive Director review

ECD – 1st quarter GFY 2012

Enterprise CAR

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In Legal review

ECD – 1st quarter GFY 2012

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Earned Value Management Implementation Guide

In development

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HQ - Tools & Assessment Initiatives

Document-driven Decision Support System

Searchable/retrievable archive of all EVM Documentation/reports

Searchable/retrievable archive of all EVM Documentation/reports

Improved analysis and correlation of EVMS status by:

CorporationContractBusiness UnitCAGE Code/DUNSCAGE Code/DUNSDeficiency/Guideline typeOther attributes

Objective evidence/Quantitative method for:

Disapproval of the EVMS

Recommendation of withhold (Business System Rule)

Recommendation of withhold (Business System Rule)

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HQ - Training Initiatives

Earned Value Management Specialist Certification

Program

Program

Curriculum development

DCMA internal training/certification program

DCMA internal training/certification program

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DCMA’s Commitment

To bring the best technological advances our

acquisition process can produce to the war

fighter with reasonable expense to the taxpayer.

EVM has been identified as the tool of choice The m st ho e er be EVM has been identified as the tool of choice. They must however be

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E&A Directorate / EVM Division

QUESTIONS ?

Contact:

John Cuddy

Executive Director (acting) Engineering and Analysis ( g) g g y

[email protected]

Michel Francis

Director, Earned Value Management Division

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OPS Initiatives – DCMA/DCAA

DCMA – DCAA MOU signed

Addresses DCAA services to be provided to DCMA for reviews

Addresses DCAA services to be provided to DCMA for reviews

and surveillance of contractor EVMS, processes reports, and coordination and advisory support

Maximizes efficiencies and eliminates duplication of effort

DCMA/DCAA will coordinate audit report due dates

I t dit lt i i t f t d d

Incorporates audit results in review reports of standard

surveillance

Sets EVMS guidelines for DCAA EVMS advisory audit

Sets EVMS guidelines for DCAA EVMS advisory audit

results

GLs 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20

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DCMA HQ, DCMA-IT & Operations

Joint Initiatives

Document –driven Decision Support System

GFY 2012: INITIATIVES

pp

y

Searchable/ retrievable archive of all EVM documents/reports

Improved analysis and correlation of EVMS status by:

Corporation

Contract

Business unit

Cage code / DUNS

d fi i t

deficiency type

other attributes

Objective evidence / Quantitative method for:

Di l f EVMS

Disapproval of EVMS

Recommendation of withhold (Business System Rule)

Tying the data together to enhance effectiveness in evaluating Tying the data together to enhance effectiveness in evaluating

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