Naval Supply System Command (HSP)

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had a very productive Operational Pause discussion with the my team. Feedback from this discussion along with some internal changes (or recommendations) are as follows: 1) Naval Supply System Command (NAVSUP) Fleet Logistics Centers (FLCs) under direction of PACFLT has begun to award Multiple Award Contracts (MAC) for husbanding services for all port visits in our AORs. A MAC is procured on a full and open competition on Federal Business Opportunities (http://fbo.gov/). Eventually, all port visits will be under MAC practice which is competitively bid by various Husbanding Service Providers (HSPs). Consequently, HSPs will be more and more unseasoned when it comes to the intricacies of the submarine mooring functions. Early communication with HSPs will grow more important to mitigate risks associated with their relatively low experience. We plan to issue LOGREQs six to eight weeks prior to a visit (rather than the required four) in our more "robust" non-Navy ports to allow plenty of time to address questions and identify earlier who the awarded HSP will be. This approach will also allow for earlier communication between the HSPs and the N4 boat managers. …show more content…

We will hand annotate the ship's hotlist and load it onto their FTP weekly for their review. With schedules shifting, we'll need to be mindful that what's true in the morning may change that afternoon in terms of the shipment of material (particularly with HAZMAT, compressed gasses, etc.). We will clearly shape expectations in our pre-deployment brief, follow-on telcons, and other

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