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  Marine Corps Logistics Command

USMC Logistics Command, Albany GA

 
 

 

 

NMCI Branch (L613)

MISSION and FUNCTIONS STATEMENT

NAVY MARINE CORPS INTRANET BRANCH (L613)

1. Mission. Translate Command requirements to the Regional Contracting Officer Representative (RCOR); provide support to both the MARCORLOGCOM claimants and RCOR; serve as the RCOR’s local Command representative; manage the NMCI annual budget insuring that subordinate command requirements are met; resolve disputes between the Contractor and the Command; provide task order service verification and serve as the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) interface for the command; translate requirements into Statements of Objectives/Statements of Work; assist in development of government estimates; coordinate with customers in defining order requirements; explain Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) specifications and associated services; monitor and verify the Local Area Network (LAN) and desktop services Service Level Agreements (SLA’s) are being satisfied via quality assurance checks and trend analysis.

2. Functions

a. Transition Responsibilities:

(1) Assist customers/claimants preparing for transition to NMCI.

(2) Complete “as-is” transition template.

(3) Represent the customer in contractor/customer interactions.

(4) Review technical documentation of legacy application migration to assess application’s ability to meet claimant operational requirements; coordinate discussions with RCOR/contractor.

(5) Provide technical/contracts assistance to customers/claimants involved in renegotiating existing IT contracts, including any impacts on NMCI Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) reviews.

(6) Support RCOR in drafting Statements of Work (SOW) for task orders.

b. SLA Responsibilities:

(1) Provide support to RCOR by interpreting/representing customer/claimants in contract discussions; provide work completion validation to RCOR/STAT.

(2) Provide input to RCOR for preparation of final report on contractor performance for applicable task order in accordance with procedures prescribed by RCOR.

(3) Ensure SLA management and acceptance by providing customer/claimant representation in any discussions regarding SLA clarification/definition and support processes.

(4) Review SLA.

(a) Initiate and sustain periodic review process for work performed in support of customer/claimant.

(b) Review/validate SLA reports for work completion/ quality of service. Provide customer/claimant input in support of incentive/credit process.

(c) Assess existing SLA strategy for impact to the quality of service and compatibility with customer/claimant operations.

c. Problem Resolution Responsibilities:

(1) Conduct an evaluation process and make recommendation to RCOR, customer/claimant, or others for resolution. Facilitate required discussions if help desk is unable to resolve problem.

(2) Identify and escalate (as applicable) problems unable to be resolved by CTR and RCOR.

d. Security Responsibilities:

(1) Coordinate with the Information Assurance (IA) Division Red/Green Team Security Testing.

(2) Receive notice of all Green Team activities.

(3) Conduct site visits or remotely validate corrective action taken in response to issues identified during security testing.

(4) Verify corrective action(s) have been taken and completed to the satisfaction of the customer/claimant in conformance with the SLAs.

(5) Monitor status and receipt of deliveries of government furnished Cryptographic Equipment.

e. Ordering/Payment Responsibilities:

(1) Validate the delivery of services to meet customer/ claimant orders.

(2) Distribute software.

(3) Identify additional software application requirements by user or target device.

(4) Develop deployment schedule with contractor that is consistent with customer/claimant operational requirements.

(5) Review and validate SLA report(s)/invoice(s) and forward to RCOR.

(6) Validate work completed using validation checklist and forward to RCOR.

f. Seat/Network Responsibilities:

(1) Coordinate site support requirements.

(2) Review proposed plans for consistency with customer/ claimant operational requirements.

(3) Review proposed IMS for consistency with customer/ claimant operational requirements.

(4) Deploy and install seats.

(5) Coordinate Kickoff Meeting to assist forming onsite IT coordination teams.

(6) Assist/provide additional customer/claimant information for development of installation plans.

(7) Review installation plans to ensure customer/claimant operational requirements are met.

(8) Coordinate site support requirements as defined in Solicitation Para 5.6 in support of installation execution.

(9) Coordinate identification of assets to be assumed by the contractor.

(10) Coordinate documentation of activity plant property records to reflect transfer to contractor.

(11) Review migration plan to ensure no interruption of services and consistency with final operational environment.

(12) Approve customer/claimant service requests for Move/Add/Change (M/A/C)Process. Review M/A/C to validate accuracy of system migration and updates of the performed M/A/Cs.

(13) Plan/coordinate network outages between Operations, Command and governance group, customer/claimant and the contractor.

(14) Report progress status.

(15) Validate and report on completion and quality of transition to the RCOR and STAT per the timelines.

(16) Recommend acceptance and invoice certification to the RCOR.

g. Quality Assurance and Trend Analysis:

(1) Ensure that NMCI contractor implements Department of Defense, Navy, Marine Corps, and MARCORLOGCOM policies and procedures.

(2) Ensure customer requirements are satisfied through NMCI services and other IT services.

(3) Monitor and verify terms of the Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are met in accordance with the NMCI Contract via quality auditing, quality control, and quality management.


The Navy Marine Corps Intranet has established an official information site at http://www.nmciinfo.usmc.mil.  This site will house all official information on the NMCI initiative.  If any pertinent NMCI information becomes available that is specific to the Commands here at Albany, it will be posted here.  Otherwise, please refer to the official site for NMCI information.

The Marine Corps Program Manager is Richard Glover of SYSCOM.  However, the primary point of contact for all Logistics Command NMCI issues is the LOGCOM CIO.  Other members of the NMCI Team are as follows:

LOGCOM CIOMr. Leonard   (229) 639-5270 / DSN 567-5270

LOGBASES G6 Email or Phone at (229)639-6650 / DSN 567-6650

Albany Capt Arthur Davidson  (229) 639-6650 / DSN 567-6650

Barstow Email 1, Email 2, or Email 3

Blount Island Command Email

SYSCOM Email 1 or Email 2

 

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