Supplier Workload Transfers and Consolidations Lessons Learned

From Michel Jimerson March 11th, 2019

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Contractor work transfers and consolidations appear to experience recurring negative impacts such as schedule slippages and product non-conformance. DCMA studied 10 cases resulting in key takeaways;
-Knowledge loss impacted all relocations.
-Resuming production with less experienced personnel resulted in unplanned delays and increased non-conformance.
-Cost savings were actually cost avoidance.
This video shares some introductory information.
An accompanying PowerPoint Presentation can be found at https://www.dau.mil/cop/log/_layouts/15/WopiFrame.aspx?sourcedoc=/cop/log/DAU%20Sponsored%20Document... for additional information.

Tags: workload consolidationworkloaddcmatransfertransitionconsolidationrestructuringcontract impactrestructuresupplier workload

Department / Directorate: College of Contract Management
Media Deployment: Public
iCatalog Course Area: CMC
iCatalog Course ID: CMC 100
Appears In: Life Cycle Logistics Post Award Contract Management

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