CDRL Industry Day Brief.pptx
Posted: July 2, 2020
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This presentation is titled "CDRL Industry Day Brief" dated 24 July 2020, focusing on Navy and industry discussions regarding workload and capacity reporting. The presentation was delivered by Chris Pertl, the NAVSEA 21 Director of Industrial Assessment.
The key points covered include the implementation of proposal and contract reporting requirements by SEA21 in January 2020 to gain insight into private sector workload and capacity. These requirements are tailored to NSI 009-60 and do not require ANSI/EIA-748 compliance. The presentation highlights the importance of improved visibility into workload and capacity for effective planning, contracting, and executing surface ship maintenance, emphasizing the need for standardization in reporting to align Navy capacity estimates with industry perspectives.
Furthermore, the document outlines the approach taken by SEA21 to refine acquisition strategies based on improved alignment with industry workload and capacity. It discusses specific reporting requirements such as resource-loaded integrated master schedule, performance reporting, and closeout report to enhance visibility into labor resource information, production labor manning, and future cost estimates.
The presentation also addresses implementation costs, flow-down requirements for subcontractor costs, applicability to FFP contracts, and the effectiveness of these measures in achieving the stated goal of understanding and growing private sector capacity while aligning future workload with available capacity. Additionally, it mentions that the Navy will review and discuss specific aspects of current NSI 009-60 and industrial capacity CDRL reporting requirements based on industry feedback for potential improvements.
The key points covered include the implementation of proposal and contract reporting requirements by SEA21 in January 2020 to gain insight into private sector workload and capacity. These requirements are tailored to NSI 009-60 and do not require ANSI/EIA-748 compliance. The presentation highlights the importance of improved visibility into workload and capacity for effective planning, contracting, and executing surface ship maintenance, emphasizing the need for standardization in reporting to align Navy capacity estimates with industry perspectives.
Furthermore, the document outlines the approach taken by SEA21 to refine acquisition strategies based on improved alignment with industry workload and capacity. It discusses specific reporting requirements such as resource-loaded integrated master schedule, performance reporting, and closeout report to enhance visibility into labor resource information, production labor manning, and future cost estimates.
The presentation also addresses implementation costs, flow-down requirements for subcontractor costs, applicability to FFP contracts, and the effectiveness of these measures in achieving the stated goal of understanding and growing private sector capacity while aligning future workload with available capacity. Additionally, it mentions that the Navy will review and discuss specific aspects of current NSI 009-60 and industrial capacity CDRL reporting requirements based on industry feedback for potential improvements.
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