DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY...Memorandum (PDM) 001-17: Sea Duty Incentive Pay Program) 3. Background. Sea...

- • 1 : � - ll DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY 0HICE OF TIIE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS 2000 NAVY PENTAGON WASNGTON DC 20350-2000 From: Director, Military Personnel Plans and Policy (N13) 7220 Ser N13/023 18 Feb 20 To: Assistant Commander, Navy Personnel Command r Career Management (PERS-4) Subj: POLICY DECISION MEMORANDUM (PDM) 001-20: SEA DUTY CENTIVE PAY (SDIP) PROGRAM Ref: (a) NAVADMIN 070/07 (b) PDUSD(P&R) memo of6 Dec 06 (NOTAL) (c) ASN(M&RA) memo of21 Dec 18 (NOTAL) (d) 37 U.S.C. § 352 (e) DOD Instruction 1315.18 of28 Oct 15 (f) MILPERSMAN icles 1300 and 1306 (g) DODFMR, Vol. 7A (h) OPNAV (N 13) ltr 7220 Ser NI3/093 of3 May 17 Encl: Sea Duty Incentive Pay Contract Guidance I. Puose. To elaborate upon rerence (a) and to provide comprehensive policy and guidance r the management, administration and execution ofthe Sea Duty Incentive Pay (SDIP) Program in line with rerences (a) through (g). This policy is effective as ofthe date issued and will remain in effect until superseded or modified by a subsequent policy memorandum, instruction or message. 2. Cancellation. OPNAV (N13) ltr 7220 Ser NI 3/093 of3 May 17 (Policy Decision Memorandum (PDM) 001-17: Sea Duty Incentive Pay Program) 3. Backound. Sea duty is oﬅen viewed as particularly arduous r certain ratings, pay ades and skills. This creates difficulty in manning within the Navy's sea-centric amework. While career sea pay and career sea pay premium incentivize Sailors to go to sea, stay at sea and retu to sea, some enlisted ratings, pay grades and skills continuously remain undermanned at sea. In an effort to improve sea duty manning, the Navy has established SDIP (using existing assiment incentive pay (AIP) statutory authority, rerence (d)) to help haess the talent, energy and motivation ofthe all-volunteer rce. This incentive is designed to immediately aid those enlisted ratings, pay grades and skills with at-sea maing challenges, while broader policies are put in place r long-term sustained manning. 4. Responsibilities a. In line with rerences (b) and (c), Director, Military Personnel Plans and Policy (OPNAV NI 3), under the direction ofthe Deputy ChiefofNaval Operations (Manpower, Personnel, Training and Education) (NI), has been delegated the authority to manage SDIP.

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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

0HICE OF TIIE CHIEF OF NA VAL OPERATIONS

2000 NAVY PENTAGON

WASHINGTON DC 20350-2000

From: Director, Military Personnel Plans and Policy (N13)

7220 Ser N13/023

18 Feb 20

To: Assistant Commander, Navy Personnel Command for Career Management (PERS-4)

Subj: POLICY DECISION MEMORANDUM (PDM) 001-20: SEA DUTY INCENTIVE PAY (SDIP) PROGRAM

Ref: (a) NAVADMIN 070/07(b) PDUSD(P&R) memo of6 Dec 06 (NOTAL)(c) ASN(M&RA) memo of21 Dec 18 (NOTAL)(d) 37 U.S.C. § 352(e) DOD Instruction 1315.18 of28 Oct 15(f) MILPERSMAN Articles 1300 and 1306(g) DODFMR, Vol. 7A(h) OPNA V (N 13) ltr 7220 Ser NI 3/093 of 3 May 17

Encl: Sea Duty Incentive Pay Contract Guidance

I. Purpose. To elaborate upon reference (a) and to provide comprehensive policy and guidancefor the management, administration and execution of the Sea Duty Incentive Pay (SDIP)Program in line with references (a) through (g). This policy is effective as of the date issued andwill remain in effect until superseded or modified by a subsequent policy memorandum,instruction or message.

2. Cancellation. OPNA V (N 13) ltr 7220 Ser NI 3/093 of 3 May 17 (Policy DecisionMemorandum (PDM) 001-17: Sea Duty Incentive Pay Program)

3. Background. Sea duty is often viewed as particularly arduous for certain ratings, pay gradesand skills. This creates difficulty in manning within the Navy's sea-centric framework. Whilecareer sea pay and career sea pay premium incentivize Sailors to go to sea, stay at sea and returnto sea, some enlisted ratings, pay grades and skills continuously remain undermanned at sea. Inan effort to improve sea duty manning, the Navy has established SDIP (using existingassignment incentive pay (AIP) statutory authority, reference (d)) to help harness the talent,energy and motivation of the all-volunteer force. This incentive is designed to immediately aidthose enlisted ratings, pay grades and skills with at-sea manning challenges, while broaderpolicies are put in place for long-term sustained manning.

4. Responsibilities

a. In line with references (b) and (c), Director, Military Personnel Plans and Policy (OPNAVNI 3), under the direction of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Manpower, Personnel, Training and Education) (NI), has been delegated the authority to manage SDIP.