Defense Supply Center Columbus

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Defense Supply Center Columbus
Linda J. Bird, RADM, SC, USN Commander Defense
Supply Center, Columbus Land and Maritime Supply
Chains 22 March 2005
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Agenda

• Supply Chain Overview
• Maritime Supply Chain
• Land Supply Chain

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DSCC Supply Chains
Land
Maritime

• Wheeled Vehicles
• Tracked Vehicles
• Batteries
• Nuts Washers
• Converters

• Valves/Hardware
• Fluid Handling
• Electronics
• Bearings
• Motors
• Packing/Gaskets

BSM
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Customer Ops
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Land Maritime Supply Chain Business Profile
Scope of Business
People
Maritime
Maritime

• 1,548 Civilians
• 9 Active Duty Military
• 3 Reserve Military

• 4.7 Million Requisitions per Year
• 341,000 Contracts per Year
• 1,495,000 NSNs
• 1.7B Sales

Land
Land

• 3.7 Million Requisitions per Year
• 350,000 Contracts per Year
• 349,000 NSNs
• 1.1B Sales

• 741 Civilians
• 8 Active Duty Military
• 8 Reserve Military

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Agenda

• Supply Chain Overview
• Maritime Supply Chain
• Land Supply Chain

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Maximizing Weapon System Readiness

• CASREP Processing
• Teaming With NAVICP and PMO
• Working CASREP Listings Daily
• SURFPAC Next Deployer Back Order Review
• Identified B/O Drivers - Expedited Delivery
• USS Bonhomme Richard ESG Prototype
• Requirements Forecasting
• Collaborative Demand Planning

Deploying Our Ships With Full Storerooms
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Improving Logistics Support

• Streamlining Engineering Support Activity
  Interface
• DLA/NAVICP Metrics to Monitor Performance
• Strategic Supplier Alliances With Our Vendors
• Contractual Arrangements for Long-Term Support

Raytheon
Improved Configuration Control Reduced Customer
Wait Time Better Pricing
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Agenda

• Supply Chain Overview
• Maritime Supply Chain
• Land Supply Chain

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Improving Logistics Support

• Life Cycle Management Weapon System Focus
• Weapon System Support Manager Collaboration
• w/ Program Executive Offices Program
  Managers
• Degrader NSN Elimination Long Term Solutions

Readiness Support Division

• Cell Support Branches Established for Army
• and Marine Operating Forces and Depots
• Predictive Problem Resolution - Lead Time i
• Dedicated Support For Army and Marine Customers

Customer Facing Division
Land Kitting Team

• 140 Kits Developed and Under Development
• Building ESA Approved Kits In Record Time
• Working With Customers To Define Requirements

DLA Transforming to Optimize Customer Support
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Maximizing Weapon System Readiness
ENGAGE
SHAPE
EXECUTE
Suppliers

• AM
• General
• OshKosh
• GDLS
• UDLP
• OEMs
• Small
• Businesses

Industrial RECAP/RESET
Forecasts
Supplier Operations
Customer Operations
SSAs
Operating Force Priorities
Stock Level
Weapon System Readiness
Land Demand Supply Chain Synchronization
DCMA
DELIVER
Engaging the Right People at the Right Level
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Summary

• Shift to Supply Chains
• Big Business
• Focus on the Customer