Construction and Barrier Materiel (Class IV Supply)

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As the DoD Executive Agent, the Director, Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) is responsible for establishing a separate program element to execute DoD Executive Agent for Construction and Barrier Materiel responsibilities, including: planning for, procuring, managing, and supplying construction/barrier materiel required by the DoD Components; participating in the development and implementation of a joint planning tool for consolidating construction/barrier materiel requirements, in coordination with the CJCS; participating in the planning, development and implementation of joint processes to support total visibility of construction/barrier materiel requirements and assets throughout the entire supply chain; establishing a joint Class IV council, under the chairmanship of the DoD EA for Construction and Barrier Materiel, as a mechanism to coordinate and resolve construction/barrier materiel related issues; establishing strategic alliances as necessary with other Federal Agencies and commercial partners in support of requirements; and providing management information and reports as required to MilDeps and COCOMs so that they can monitor and improve their overall operations.

Date Assigned:

07/16/2005

Approving Office:

DoD Executive Agent:

Defense Logistics Agency (DLA)

PSA:

Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment (USD(A&S))

OPR:

Troop Support, J3/5 Future Operations

DoD EA POC:

LTC Corinne Bell, (215) 737-3464, corinne.f.bell.mil@mail.mil

Established in Statute:

Primary Document:

DoD Directive 5101.12: "DoD EA for Construction/Barrier Material" (Incorporating Change Jul 26, 2017) (external link)

Supporting Documents:

There are no supporting documents

Last Updated:

10/25/02022 10:48 AM by Cole, Jennifer

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