The impact of technological change in electronic repairables on the acquisition process at Navy Ships Control Center Mechanicsburg.

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Hallums, Roy Allison
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1981Advisor
McMasters, Alan W.
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Sneiderman, M.L.
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This thesis provides details concerning the current Navy
Ships Parts Control Center Mechanicsburg (SPCC) and Naval
Electronic Systems Command (NAVELEX) interface related to
reprocurement of 4G cognizance (COG) electronic repairable
items. The process involved and the problems which arise in
this interface are examined beginning with the triggering
process based on the continued monitoring of stock levels at
SPCC that initiates the acquisition process, through SPCC's
contracting procedures, to the technical procurement data
inputs provided by NAVELEX, Technical data transfer, technological
change, and military specifications appear to be the
major causes of problems in the SPCC/NAVELEX interface.
Several alternatives, such as a Technical Support Agreement,
are offered as possible solutions to the problems discussed.
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