Work acceptancejan2013

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YEARSUS Army Corps of Engineers

BUILDING STRONG®

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Reimbursable Work Development and Acceptance

GSL – Discovering , Developing & Delivering new ways to make the world safer and better

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Topics of Discussion Purpose

Process► USACE PMBP – Work Acceptance

► ERDC PROC 1000

PSWA

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Purpose This procedure establishes the process by

which U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) ERDC will accept a project of greater than $50K requested by a customer.

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Initiate Work Proposal (1-2)

PI initiates a draft proposal and forwards to Lab Director designee

Lab Director designee will follow the same guidelines as SWEPRS

<$500K Branch Chief

$500K-$1M Division Chief

>$1M Lab Director

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Lab and ERDC Mission (3-5)

Lab Director designee makes final determination on work scope/appropriateness for Lab’ and ERDC’s mission and coordinates with other ERDC labs. (4)

If work is outside of ERDC’s mission, work request and draft proposal sent to ERDC Director or designee for final assessment and customer contact to decline work.

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Authority and Resources to Issue Work Proposal (6-10)

Lab Director designee

Determine appropriate agreements, i.e., MOA, MOU, Interagency Agreement, CRADA, etc. working with Office of Counsel.

Coordinate with ERDC partners

Develop PDT

Determine all anticipated costs for work project

PSWA part 1 complete

Approves proposal for submission to Customer (SWEPRS)

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Work Approval and Initiation (11)

Upon notification by customer of intent to fund

If burden exemption is required, approval must be obtained from the ERDC Director

PSWA part 2 completed, providing documentation for actions and information to this point

Lab management chain of command approval of the completed proposal, and documented in the completed PSWA, provides authority to accept work and funding.

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Accept Work (12-13) Lab Director designee

notifies the customer of capability to perform work, and notifies responsible parties that funding may be accepted and programmed.

Once work and funds acceptance has taken place, formal Project Management Plan (PMP) will be developed from PSWA information

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Decline Work (14)

If proposed work is determined to be outside of the ERDC mission, insufficient ERDC or ERDC-contracted resources are available, or if no Agreement Document is available to provide legal and agreeable authorities between the proposed sponsoring agency and the ERDC, the ERDC Director or their designee will be notified and provided the proposal and PWSA, for determination to decline the work request. The ERDC Director or designee will decline work request and notify proposed sponsoring agency of this decision.

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Project Summary Work Acceptance (PSWA)

A template incorporated into the ERDC Work Acceptance process and PROC 1000 for standardized documentation of initial data on potential projects for acceptance.

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https://team.usace.army.mil/sites/ERDC/PDT/pswa/default.aspx

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Current/Future Actions Add capability to include PSWA as an

attachment in SWEPRS

Determine overlap with PSWA/PMP/SOW and determine ways to combine requirements to minimize burden on team

Work with PSWA designer to improve form

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Email Contacts DPW-Vicksburg: Primary POC - Craig Prevost, Alternate

POC - Tony King, Generic email address - [email protected]

Safety-Primary POC: Jerry Haskins: [email protected], Alternate POC: John Lindigrin: [email protected], Generic email address(es): [email protected]

Security-Primary POC: Linda D. McGowan, Alternate POC: Billy R. Crabtree, Email Address: [email protected]

ERDC Contracting-Primary POC: Deannda Sontag, Alternative POC: Greg Denman, Generic email address ([email protected])

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Related Procedures

USACE PMBP – Work Acceptance (PROC1000)

QMS Procedure for Request for Service Contract Approval (Draft)

ERDC QMS 11500 Overhead Burden Exemptions

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References

ERDC Standard Operating Procedure (SOP): Laboratory Projects Statements of Work (CP 70-1-1), February 2012

The Geotechnical and Structures Laboratory (GSL) Project Management Process Guide Project Management Guidance for GSL Project Managers and Principal Investigators, November 2010

ER 5-1-10, Corps-Wide Areas of Work Responsibility

ER 5-1-11, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Business Process

CR 37-1-4 SOP: Overhead Burden Exemptions

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Questions