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PE 0605013BL: Information Technology Development
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Exhibit R-2A, RDT&E Project Justification: PB2025Defense Contract Management Agency
Date: March 2024
Appropriation/Budget Activity
0400 / 5
R-1 Program Element (Number/Name)
PE 0605013BL / Information Technology D
evelopment
Project (Number/Name)
01 / Systems Modifications and
Development
B. Accomplishments/Planned Programs ($ in Millions)
FY 2023 FY 2024 FY 2025
RDT&E supports the following capabilities for development and implementation under the MAI Acquisition Strategy for PIEE and
MAI efforts:
1) Integrated Workload Management System (IWMS) Replacement Solution: The DCMA is replacing the workload management
system by disaggregating major elements such as contract file, post award determination, business system data corrections,
reporting capability & terminations.
The DCMA has endorsed the Contract Workflow and Contract Administration Management System (CAMS) as the replacement
for the Integrated Workload Management System (IWMS) to enhance contract administration. The IWMS's Contract File (EDRMS)
is the official repository for contractor and contractual documents, similar to PIEE Electronic Data Access (EDA). The Contract
Receipt & Review (CRR) module optimizes task assignment using PDS, MOCAS/SDW data, and CMT assignment. Additional
capabilities include Contract Review, Data Integrity Screening, Enhanced Contract View, Enhanced Facility View, and Termination
Automated Management System. CAMS is the cornerstone of DCMA contract administration, unifying data from MOCAS,
PIEE, SAM, DCAA, and more. It enables efficient communication among specialists, improving contract progress tracking, issue
identification, and resolution. CAMS enhances decision-making and contract management efficiency across the organization.
2) PIEE Contract Administration Services (CAS) eTools: the DCMA remains the functional steward of the contract administration
enterprise capabilities transitioning to the PIEE platform. Formerly distinct capabilities, such as Modifications & Delivery Orders,
Audit Action and Tracking Tool AT-AT (comprising Contract Audit Follow Up (CAFU), Audit Issue Tracking (AIT), Form 1, OH
Negotiations, FPRA), Contract Property Administration System (CPAS), Contract Administration Services Directory (PCM CAO-
PAY), Delivery Schedule Manager (DSM), Commercial Item Determination, Contract Closeout, Contract Management Team,
Contractor Business Analysis Repository (CAR), Duty Free Entry (DFE), and Shipping Instructions Request (SIR), were launched
as Minimum Viable Products (MVPs).
These capabilities now provide a unified view under a single agile product management framework. This consolidated approach
streamlines the organization, prioritization, and tracking of software development tasks, enhancements, and features. It ensures
tasks align with overarching strategic objectives and prioritizes the most vital features or improvements. The outcome is enhanced
project planning, diminished risks, and heightened adaptability to evolving requirements.
3) Shipping Instructions Request (SIR): Provides contractor request for shipping instructions and transportation assistance.
To fulfill the terms of their contract, Defense contractors must complete an “Application for U.S. Bill of lading and Shipping
Instructions” prior to shipping.
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